Using secondary HDD for installing program - what happens if it fails?

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bourbonster

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When using a ssd as a primary drive and a hdd as a secondary, and when installing programs to the hdd, what happens if the hdd fails and i want to uninstall the program? Surely not all program files are kept on the hdd, some must be lodged in the sdd. Will this scenario of a hdd failure mean that i will have to somehow manually remove the remnant of the application on the system drive? Thanks!
 
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Karsten75
Consider installing (ha ha) something like Revo Uninstaller that can remove leftovers of installed software.

It's an interesting question and one I barely considered when I adopted the same SSD/HDD split. I just assumed Revo would take care of it.
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Consider installing (ha ha) something like Revo Uninstaller that can remove leftovers of installed software.

It's an interesting question and one I barely considered when I adopted the same SSD/HDD split. I just assumed Revo would take care of it.
 
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