I dont know if this is teh right place but heres the rundown. So Im getting a PC that has Windows 11 Preinstalled and itll have two SSDs a 1tb and a 4tb, I have the Windows 10 installation disc, Lets say the new PC has Windows 11 installed on the 4tb drive and that 4tb drive is set as the main/default/C: drive whereas the 1tb drive is set as my extra storage D: drive (I dunno why anyone would do that, But Im not the one building it so just in case).
What I want to do is get rid of Windows 11 entirely and install Windows 10 on the PC, but I want Windows 10 and onl Windows 10 to be on the 1tb drive and make that the C: drive and I wanna get rid of EVERYTHING on the 4TB drive (if theres anything on it) and change that to my extra storage D: drive which will be used to install all my stuff too (minus teh stuff that cant be installed on any drive other than C that is, which is very few things). Whats the best way to ensure that happens?
What I want to do is get rid of Windows 11 entirely and install Windows 10 on the PC, but I want Windows 10 and onl Windows 10 to be on the 1tb drive and make that the C: drive and I wanna get rid of EVERYTHING on the 4TB drive (if theres anything on it) and change that to my extra storage D: drive which will be used to install all my stuff too (minus teh stuff that cant be installed on any drive other than C that is, which is very few things). Whats the best way to ensure that happens?