Windows 10: Can I extend my SSD storage by combining it with an external 1TB hard drive?

My internal SSD has only about 1 GB left on it, and I recently bought a 1 TB external hard drive. I'm wondering if I can add on the external hard drive storage to the SSD storage, or if I can make the external drive the main drive without making my BIOS shit itself.

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Accidentally converted my 1TB external hard drive to a ESD-USB

I built a new custom PC and I needed to download Windows 10 for it so I used my Samsung 1TB external hard drive to install the ISO of Windows 10 Home onto it and then install it onto my PC. It all worked and I now have Windows 10 Home on my new PC but
my 1TB external hard drive is now a 31.9GB maximum storage external hard drive. How can I revert my hard drive back to having 1TB maximum storage?

 

Best 2.5-inch hard drive for storage and gaming?

1TB 5,400 RPM:

• Seagate 1TB BarraCuda $54.78
• Seagate 1TB Firecuda Gaming $65.50
• WD Blue 1TB $56.89

1TB 7,200 RPM:

• WD Black 1TB $73.95
• HGST Travelstar 7K1000 1TB $59.93

Which one is the best 2.5-inch hard drive for storage and gaming?.

The hard drive is for the Fractal Design Node 202 Mini ITX case.

 

[Win10] How to properly migrate data from 128mb SSD -> 1TB Hard Drive.

Helllo! I recently got a nice new computer that combines a 128GB SSD drive and a 1TB Hard Drive. I only left the Windows OS and other systems on the SSD, as it has not that much space, and I'm presently migrating some games I accidentally installed on it.

I'm hoping to move my "Users" folder (Documents, Downloads, Pictures, etc) into the 1TB Hard Drive, as they will eventually take up a lot of space, and the SSD has nowhere near enough space to deal with that. Could I move these over to the 1TB with no issues,
or are there any other ways to send those files to the 1TB?

Thanks!