Windows 10: Two Win 10 in two part but one drive, want to remove old system part

Hello

I have one SSD with two partitions with Windows 10 installation in each. The first partition was due to the old system (intel) and the new one is for the new system (amd).

Here is my current configuration:

F: old parition
C: new partition





I have already set the C: as the default boot drive from MSCONFIG but F: is still marked as the active, primary, and system partition.

Is there a way to move the active, primary, and system status to my C drive?

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kit to be on the safe side. Is this acceptable to Microsoft as it is all new clean parts? Is there anything I need to do in particular to install Win 10?

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Windows 10 did detect USB External Drive but not the partitions

Apparently you missed the part of my message that says:

"Just to check that the drive is still functional, I switched the drive and cable to another computer running Win-7 and it functioned
normally."

The drive has Five partitions on it and all were available on the Win-7 machine. I even accessed and opened files on the drive under Win-7 to be sure of the normal functioning.

The part about chkdsk will not work.

If the drive doesn't show up in Disk Manager under Win-10,
there is no drive letter to run chkdsk on.

Any other suggestions ?