Windows 10: Moved Windows 10 to SSD from HDD, no windows.old file in HDD

I moved my Windows 10 OS to my SSD via this guide: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-windows_install-winpc/clean-install-of-windows-10-os-on-new-ssd-best/9186ae98-b2b4-4b7a-b3ff-0b053ce2d1c9


I don't want to format my HDD, and I thought i could remove the OS from the HDD as stated multiple guides about deleting the "windows.old" file. However, even though I am booting from my SSD, the windows.old file is in the SSD folder alonf with the new windows folder. How do I delete the old OS, if it is not "windows.old" but still just "windows"

Thanks!

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