Windows 10: Switching from SATA SSD to M.2 SSD?

Just built a new PC for the company I work for. It has two hard drives, a SATA SSD and an M.2 SSD. They have an IT company who is in charge of installing windows and network setup and the guy installed Windows 10 to the SATA instead of the M.2. I tried to switch this using System Image Recovery but it did not work and now the M.2 is allocated as the D drive. Is there any way to switch this over or am I now stuck with this configuration?

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SATA SSD and M.2 SSD

i was with a ssd sata and now i have ssd m.2, i formatted and put windows 11 in m.2, but i did not remove the ssd sata, i can only boot windows with the ssd sata connected, if i remove it windows does not boot to m.2



obs: windows was installed on m.2 but the ssd sata was still connected, but windows was 100% installed on m.2, is there any way I can set m.2 as primary? (when i removed the ssd sata it did not recognize windows)

Sorry for my bad English

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SATA SSD and M.2 SSD

Hello Wilian, how are you?

My name is Paloma B., I am very happy to be able to try to help you in the best possible way.

This is an open community, whenever you need you can share the problem so that possible repairs are suggested.

Mirando la pantalla de impresión, creo que las particiones no se crearon correctamente.

En ese caso, te sugiero que desconectes el SSD Sata y dejes solo el M.2.

Después de eso, vuelva a realizar la instalación limpia de Windows 11 para solucionarlo.

De esa forma arrancará correctamente desde nuestro disco SSD.

 

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