Can I put 10 on a new machine that comes with 11?

SIW2 said:

I prefer the ones that fit in the external front 3.5 bays, so you have switches on the front. There seems to be fashion among cases atm for not having those bays, they seem to have cheap brothel lighting instead. So anybody unfortunate enough to have one of those strange cases could use the switches on the back you linked to.

You are correct, I did not realize I posted one that goes into an expansion slot . That is pretty inconvenient.
Here you go:
Kingwin Hard Drive Power Switch Module for 2.5 inch/3.5 inch SATA HDD/SSD

That is bit more useful. Still prefer the full caddy like I posted earlier. Can slide disks in and out easily and power on and off as required. So if you only have a couple of caddies you can still access any number of disks. Now I have been using these things a while, I wouldnt want to be without them. Easily access any disk as and when needed , without having to scramble about inside the case, and they are only powered on when wanted.

Try3 said:

In addition to making a system image first I suggest backing up hardware drivers
Backup and Restore Device Drivers - TenForumsTutorials
This tutorial also applies to Windows 11.

Best of luck,
Denis

Yes! Thank you for bringing that up!

cbiweb said:

Yes! Thank you for bringing that up!

If you were to forget, you could still get the drivers out of the Macrium Reflect mounted backup image