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Wish to change drive order - Drive 1 is currently D: and Drive 2 is C:
I'm currently configuring a new PC with Windows 10 Pro - it has two identical 2TB hard drives. Somehow (and don't ask me how) the drive order has become mixed up and volume C: is on drive 2 while volume D: is on drive 1. The boot drive must be drive 2 given that volume C: is on it as I type this.
I want to change things around so volume C: is on drive 1 but am not sure how to go about this. Naturally I want to have drive 1 as my main boot drive. I do have Acronis True Image installed on the PC as well as Acronis Disk Director so hopefully these will help.
Why do I want to do this? On my old PC I used Acronis True Image to clone my drives so drive 2 was a backup of drive 1. While I can of course just clone drive 2 to drive 1 on the new PC it makes sense in my head to clone 1 to 2 and I don't of course want to accidentally do it the wrong way around and erase new files with old ones.
At a guess the best way seems to be to clone disk 2 to disk 1 and then swap around the boot order in the BIOS. Does that sound right?
Thanks
Last edited by WinTenner; 05 Feb 2018 at 18:23. Reason: formatting corrections