Windows 10: Switching boot drive

Hello, so I’ve got an issue that I’m not sure is possible to fix without losing data. I have both a 500gb m.2 nvme ssd and a 500gb hdd. Well I’ve been using both drives for awhile now and I could have sworn that I had the windows 10 boot drive set on the ssd. Now I’m planning to swap my 500gb hdd to a 1tb hdd but I can’t seem to figure out how to switch the boot drive without losing data on my ssd. The hdd I could care less about as I was just using it as spare storage. Is it possible to swap the boot drive from one used unit to another used unit?

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