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I have a Windows 10 computer with a 500GB SSD C: drive and a 1TB HDD (not full) that I want to migrate to my new Windows 11 computer that has a single 2TB SSD. How do I do that and not compromise my new operating system?
With regards to the 1TB HDD, I presume that is just a data drive, if you have the space in your PC, there would be no problem connecting up that drive to the new PC.
For the old 500GB SSD, what do you want to do with that, do you just need to copy off your data from that drive to the new PC?
Sorry, I am not particularly computer literate. Attached is a screenshot of the SSD C: drive on the Windows 10 system. What do you recommend?
Thanks
Alan
