Windows 10: Can i use a secondary SSD as a bootable drive?
Discus and support Can i use a secondary SSD as a bootable drive? in Windows 10 Ask Insider to solve the problem; I gained a virus and i want to clean install everything. I forgot my USB pen drive at home and cannot go get right now. I have 2 SSD's on my computer,... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Ask Insider' started by /u/Ruben_Eduardo, Feb 10, 2020.
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