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snonamitchell

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I've recently bought a new M.2 SSD and installed it onto my motherboard, I have cloned my other SSD containing the Operating System but somehow it has created two separate partitions on my PC. I'm not sure what to do, I simply want the M.2 Drive to have the OS and the old SSD wiped.

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It's hard to see the pic....but I'm going to guess what happened.

When you cloned....I'm guessing the destination disk was larger than the source disk and the cloning software partitioned the destination disk with one partition the size of the source disk and another partition for the rest of the destination disk.

You can re-clone and make the destination disk one partition if you use the right cloning software.
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It's hard to see the pic....but I'm going to guess what happened.

When you cloned....I'm guessing the destination disk was larger than the source disk and the cloning software partitioned the destination disk with one partition the size of the source disk and another partition for the rest of the destination disk.

You can re-clone and make the destination disk one partition if you use the right cloning software.
 
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