how to create new drive in laptop 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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Install the new, empty target disk into the laptop first. Connect the old drive through USB. From the home screen of the DiscWizard software, click Tools & Utilities, then click Clone Disk. Select the Automatic Mode to have the source drive's partitions automatically and proportionally resized to fit the new drive.
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Way 1: Rename hard disk drive from File Explorer Step 1: Launch File Explorer in Windows 10, and then select This PC. Step 2: Under the "Devices and drives" section, right-click on the drive you want to rename, and select Rename from the context menu. Step 3: Then the name of the disk is changed to an editable field.
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['Connect your external drive to your computer. ... ', 'In the Folders panel, click and drag the folders from the existing location to the new external drive location (the new folder you created above).']
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['Shut down PC and remove the old drive.', 'Restart PC, press F2, F10 or Del key to enter BIOS.', 'Go to the Boot order section, set new disk as the boot drive and save the changes.', 'Restart PC.']
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['Click through the Welcome screen and select “An external hard disk or USB flash drive”.', 'Next choose “this is my new computer”.', 'Answer this screen as No.']
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["Right-click the OneDrive icon in the taskbar's notification area and click Settings.", 'On the Account tab, click Unlink this PC.', 'Using File Explorer, move your current OneDrive folder (typically C:\\Users\\username\\OneDrive) to the new drive.', 'In OneDrive Settings, click Add an account.']
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['Back up all of your files to OneDrive or similar.', 'With your old hard drive still installed, go to Settings>Update & Security>Backup.', 'Insert a USB with enough storage to hold Windows, and Back Up to the USB drive.', 'Shut down your PC, and install the new drive.']
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Open Finder, then click Go'> Go to Folder, then type '/Volumes/NAME' where 'NAME' is the name of your NTFS drive. Click 'Go' to access your Windows disk. You should now be able to edit existing files and copy new ones here.
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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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['Plug them both in.', 'Press +E to open the Windows Explorer and go to "Computer", and open the 1st drive.', 'Press +E again to open another folder, and open the 2nd drive.', 'Drag the files from one drive to the other.']
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['Plug in the USB flash drive.', 'Open the Start Menu/Screen (Windows key)', 'Type Computer and press Enter.', 'Locate the USB flash drive and right-click it to select Properties.', 'Click the Hardware tab.']
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['On the Start screen, type Windows Easy Transfer, and then click Windows Easy Transfer from the results.', 'On the Welcome to Windows Easy Transfer page, click Next.', 'Select An external hard disk or USB flash Drive, and then plug in the external storage drive.', 'Select This is my old PC.']
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['Click Startup Repair. ... ', 'Type "cmd" into the main search box.', 'Right click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.', 'Type sfc /scannow at command prompt and hit Enter. ... ', 'Click on the download link at the bottom of your screen.', 'Click Accept.', 'Select Create installation media for another PC and click Next.']
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Option 2. If you want to copy both Windows 7 partition and other data partitions to a new hard drive, please choose “Disk Clone Wizard”. Step 1. Click “All Tools” and then choose “Disk Clone Wizard”.
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Open File Explorer and go to This PC. There you see all the drives and network locations that exist in Windows 10. Click to select the drive that you want to rename. Then, to access the Rename option, you can click or tap the Computer tab on the ribbon, and then the Rename option.
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['You can use a USB hard drive enclosure, which is a special “box”-like device that you slide the old drive into. ... ', 'You can also use a USB hard drive adapter, which is a cable-like device, connecting to the hard drive on one end and to a USB in the new computer on the other.']