how to make more drives in windows 10?
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['Step 1: Open Disk Management.', 'Step 2: Right-click Unallocated (or Free space) and choose New Simple Volume in the context menu to continue.', 'Step 3: Choose Next in the New Simple Volume Wizard window.']
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['First Command-Click on all the folders that you want to open.', 'Next, press Command-Right Arrow and those folders will all expand at once.']
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['Navigate to Settings > System > Apps & features.', 'Select the app to move and click Move.', 'Click Move after verifying the drive you want to move the app to.']
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['Right-click the file you want to copy. A menu will appear.', "Click Make a copy. It's near the bottom of the menu. ... ", 'Right-click the copy you just made. A menu will appear.', 'Click Move to…. A list of folders on your drive will appear.', 'Click the destination folder.', 'Click MOVE.']
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['When the “Advanced options” window appears, select “Command Prompt”.', 'In the Command Prompt window, type “format c: /fs:ntfs” and hit “Enter”.', 'In the main interface, click “Make Bootable Media”.', 'Choose the USB drive and click “Proceed”.']
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The basic way is to copy files in Windows Explorer. Plug the two USB drive into your computer and make sure it can be detected. Open the Windows Explorer, select the files on the old USB drive, right click it and select Copy. Then, Paste them to another USB drive.
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['Click on the start button, then right click on Computer and select Manage.', 'Click on Device Manager on the side menu.', 'Expand Disk drives and locate your external drive from the list.', 'Right click on the drive and select Properties.', 'On the Policies tab, select Optimize for performance.']
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['Connect an external drive to the NAS. ... ', 'Select Use this drive for backup. ... ', 'Click Next.', 'Specify the external drive, select From external storage to local disk, and then click Next.', 'Specify the source and destination folders, click Add, and then click Next. ... ', 'Select the replication schedule and then click Next.']
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You can quickly move your Windows 10 to an external drive by using Clonezilla and TuxBoot. You'll need a USB Flash drive to do so. First, create an image of your current system, and then boot into BIOS.
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Plug the two USB drive into your computer and make sure it can be detected. Open the Windows Explorer, select the files on the old USB drive, right click it and select Copy. Then, Paste them to another USB drive. This will work well.
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Choose a storage device and start the download Select the device you're going to use for the Windows 10 installation — USB flash drive or an ISO file for burning to DVD. Click Next. Select the USB flash drive, or a folder on your PC, to store the Windows 10 setup files. Click Next and the 4GB download will begin.
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['Connect the external storage device where you backed up your files to your Windows 10 PC.', 'Select the Start button, and then select Settings .', 'Select Update & Security > Backup > Go to Backup and Restore (Windows 7).', 'Select Select another backup to restore files from.']
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Windows 10 Now Requires 12-16 GB More Storage. Microsoft has raised Windows 10's minimum storage requirement to 32 GB. Previously, it was either 16 GB or 20 GB.
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['Click on the start button, then right-click on Computer and select Manage.', 'Click on Device Manager on the side menu.', 'Expand Disk drives and locate your external drive from the list.', 'Right-click on the drive and select Properties.', 'On the Policies tab, select Optimize for performance.']
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['Click the Start button.', 'Click the Settings button — it looks like a gear.', 'Click Update & security.', 'Click Backup.', 'Click Add a drive.', 'Click a drive.', 'Click More options. ... ', "Click any folder in the Back up these folders list that you don't want backed up."]
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['Delete Big Hidden Files and Folders.', 'Clean Up Junk Files and Large Files.', 'Delete Hibernate File.', 'Uninstall Some Programs.', 'Temporarily Disable System Restore.', 'Add Extra Space to Drive C.']
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There are two main ways to use multiple hard drives on a single computer: You can connect multiple external hard drives to a laptop or desktop computer using a USB or Firewire connection. External hard drives are easy to install and are usually portable. You can install additional hard disks on a desktop computer.