Hello, My computer had a standard HDD hard drive. I just switched to an SSD. Disk 0 refers to the original HDD, and Disk 1 refers to the new SSD. Disk 1 has Windows OS. How can I switch the two disks so that my SSD drive becomes Disk 0? Regards.
Roxanne· Answered on Oct 29, 2024
Yes, you can switch disk numbers from Disk 1 to Disk 0 by:
Note: However, to avoid potential data loss, it is recommended that you back up your data before making any changes to disk configurations.
The first drive with the Windows OS installed is typically listed as Disk 0. You can migrate your OS to a different drive, then set it as the boot drive in BIOS. EaseUS Partition Master Professional can simplify this complicated process for you. With just a few clicks, you can automatically migrate Windows to another disk and set it as the boot drive:
Check the specific steps in this tutorial:
🔍More Information: How to Migrate OS from HDD to SSD?
Option 1. Adjust physical connections:
Option 2. Swap SATA cables:
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