doofus3000
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My gaming PC currently has the following drives:
C: 128GB SATA SSD OS drive with Windows 10 and programs.
Currently only has about 20GB free and I think the drive is failing.
G: 750GB SATA SSD drive, mainly for XBOX Game Pass games, EA Games, Oculus Games.
Has about 150GB free.
S: 1TB NVME M.2 drive, for Steam library.
Has about 350GB free.
What I would like to do is move my OS from the failing 128GB drive to the NVME M.2 drive, but without having to delete / uninstall all the games stored there.
Is it possible to create a new partition on the NVME drive, say 200GB, and move the OS over to it?
I can then remove the failing 128GB drive.
Is this possible? If so can someone layout the process for me?
The NVME drive came with a copy of Acronis software, which I believe can be used for this purpose.
Any help much appreciated!
C: 128GB SATA SSD OS drive with Windows 10 and programs.
Currently only has about 20GB free and I think the drive is failing.
G: 750GB SATA SSD drive, mainly for XBOX Game Pass games, EA Games, Oculus Games.
Has about 150GB free.
S: 1TB NVME M.2 drive, for Steam library.
Has about 350GB free.
What I would like to do is move my OS from the failing 128GB drive to the NVME M.2 drive, but without having to delete / uninstall all the games stored there.
Is it possible to create a new partition on the NVME drive, say 200GB, and move the OS over to it?
I can then remove the failing 128GB drive.
Is this possible? If so can someone layout the process for me?
The NVME drive came with a copy of Acronis software, which I believe can be used for this purpose.
Any help much appreciated!