when instaling windows 10 on ssd unplug other hdds by just the data cable ?
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Boogieman_WD
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Hey there, Yusuf.
Basically this is needed, as sometimes some of the system files or the partitions are written on one of the secondary drives, which might lead to conflicts, booting issues without the secondary drive/s, or trouble updating your OS. So basically disconnecting just the data cables should be enough although there's really no point of you having them connected to the PSU as well, so I'd recommend that you have them completely disconnected from the computer.
Hope that helps.
Boogieman_WD
Basically this is needed, as sometimes some of the system files or the partitions are written on one of the secondary drives, which might lead to conflicts, booting issues without the secondary drive/s, or trouble updating your OS. So basically disconnecting just the data cables should be enough although there's really no point of you having them connected to the PSU as well, so I'd recommend that you have them completely disconnected from the computer.
Hope that helps.
Boogieman_WD
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