I was looking at the disk management tool and wanted to understand a few things about active/inactive, primary partitions...etc.
I have 2 SSD's and 1 internal HDD and 1 external HDD arranged as follow:
Disk 0 (S): internal HDD or storage drive exclusively for data
Disk 1 (C): SSD or Windows OS
Disk 2 (G): SSD or game drive for retail and Steam games.
Disk 3 (T): is an external HDD for back up.
So, I was looking at the disk management and was trying to understand the different disgnations for all my drives. This is how it looks like:
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Why does Storage Drive (S) show up as 'System, Active', but not the Windows OS Drive (C)?
Would this affect the proper/optimal functioning of my whole PC? So far I have not noticed anything unusual.
Thank you for any info you provide.
I have 2 SSD's and 1 internal HDD and 1 external HDD arranged as follow:
Disk 0 (S): internal HDD or storage drive exclusively for data
Disk 1 (C): SSD or Windows OS
Disk 2 (G): SSD or game drive for retail and Steam games.
Disk 3 (T): is an external HDD for back up.
So, I was looking at the disk management and was trying to understand the different disgnations for all my drives. This is how it looks like:
Why does Storage Drive (S) show up as 'System, Active', but not the Windows OS Drive (C)?
Would this affect the proper/optimal functioning of my whole PC? So far I have not noticed anything unusual.
Thank you for any info you provide.