I just reinstalled windows on my 240 SSD and windows decided to make the system reserve on my 1Tb HDD. Is there and down side to this other than not being able to remove the hdd which would make windows not work because i dont mind having it in because i need the space ?
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What you should have done is temporarily remove or disconnect the HDD before installing Windows.
Then you'd have been able to use that HDD elsewhere, or replace it after failure without any boot manager complications.
Then you'd have been able to use that HDD elsewhere, or replace it after failure without any boot manager complications.
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I wouldn't say creating a separate partition for the Boot Manager is "dumb stuff" - - not at all. There's a very logical reason for it.
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