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I’m building a PC and AT THE MOMENT, only have an SSD in there. Can I install Windows on it right off the bat or is something else needed?
[SOLVED] Installing Windows in SSD which is the only storage device
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richiestang_78
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If you have the computer assembled with all the components required for it to run then yes you can go ahead with your installation.
prince_xaine
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You can. You should get a HDD at some point for games and stuff. It's not recommended to run solely on a SSD if you don't have to.
skywalkerhild14
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not unless it is an nvme based drive then you might have to configure the bios further but if it is just a 2.5 inch drive that uses sata it should work just fine.
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