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I have 2 SSDs on my PC that appear as 1 drive. Can I separate them so that I can mirror?
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Hi,
Open Manage Storage Spaces or diskmgmt.msc from the start menu to see if these SSDs are added to a Storage Spaces pool or a dynamic disk. You can remove them from the pool or delete the current dynamic disk volume and create a new mirrored volume in Disk Management. Make sure you have backed up all your data before any operation.
