Windows 10: error 0x800f0922 after new install on a new ssd .keeping the old HDD also on the same pc

hello, I have installed a fresh window10 on my new ssd. i am getting an update error 0x800f0922. Can I retain my old windows install on my HDD and connect both my SSD and HDD to my PC is the error because of the two SSD &HDD both having OS installed on them? Do i have to uinstall my OS from the old HDD. ?

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Install of Win 10 from old HDD to new SSD

My PC has a WD 1 T HDD as the primary drive with Win 10 installed. There is also an 2nd older WD HDD for data storage purposes if ever needed - unlikely.

I recently bought a new 500 GB SSD drive. I would like to install my WIN 10 on the new SSD using it as the primary drive.

To install on the new SSD, would I unplug the WD 1 T HDD and install the new SSD drive on the MB and then install Win 10 on the SSD.

After the above, I assume I then reconnect The WD 1 T HDD. With the OS on the New SSD, will the apps and programs that are on the WD HDD operate or will I have to reinstall them on the new SSD As well how do I delete Win 10 from the HDD - do I simply delete the files or delete the partitions or just don’t bother. The WD HDD a was not even close to being full and was bought for faster access.

Any suggestions on how to get the new SSD to work properly and windows off the old WD HDD so it does not interfere with the new SSD would be appreciated.

 

Windows 10 Installation to new SSD while keeping old HDD

Installed a new SSD, so my PC now has two drives. Have been running Windows 10 on the old HDD. I want to install Windows 10 on the new SSD. Using the Windows ISO DVD I made there is no choice where to install WIndows 10. I am not sure how to remove Windows
10 from the old HDD and install it on the SSD to speed up boot.

I read where you cannot remove Windows 10 from the original HDD. Not sure if that is true.

 

Instal Windows 10 on a new SSD

Hi there, I've just bought a new SSD, and i would want to go for a fresh installation of Windows 10 on that device.

At the same time I need pc for work, and so i really don't want to erase my old hdd with my surely working installation, just because if i'll have problem with reinstalling drivers and so forth in the new ssd i'd want to have the possibility to take a step
back and keep going with my old installation.

I'm worried about an eventual deactivation of my working system in the case i'd have to make that step back.

Obviously is the exact same pc, i just want to take my working windows 10 installed on my old HDD as a backup.