How to make Simple volume to Primary

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       #51

    RinXVII said:
    Alright thank you for everything.
    Do i mark it as solved now?


    Sure... mark it solved.



    Then read post #49 over and over... till you are convinced.
    Most folk on Ten Forums and Eleven Forum, use Macrium Reflect or AOMEI Backupper.

    So in the future... more people will have exact answers for you.

    Also... in the future... it's safe to post Disk Management screen shots.




    Never post your email, IP address, computer or router password... etc., those things are UNsafe to post.






    While you're waiting for the restore to finish.... get the free program: Speccy and use it to start filling out your computer specs. That will be VERY helpful, if you ever have computer problems.

    Get the free version of SPECCY...
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    For example... here's what my SPECCY looks like...

    How to make Simple volume to Primary-speccy-jul-2023.png



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    Last edited by Ghot; 09 Oct 2023 at 09:40.
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       #52

    Thank you again.
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  3. Posts : 23,281
    Win 10 Home ♦♦♦19045.4355 (x64) [22H2]
       #53

    RinXVII said:
    Thank you again.


    You'll get the hang of it.
    It took each and everyone of us a bit of time to get a handle on things like this.

    The most needed things when you post with a problem... computer specs, exact Windows version (type; winver in Taskbar search), and if you have a disk(s) question, always post a full Disk Management screen shot.
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