Problem with my drive volumes after windows 10 install

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warlockxp

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Hi, time ago i reinstalled windows 10 on my pc with the traditional usb way, and i dont remember why (Probably was a app problem), that made me reinstall windows again. But this time i did it with diskpart, and i dont remember what commands i used that made my drives misconfigured or something like that, because if i install my windows now in my ssd (i have ssd and hdd) my hdd becomes raw. And if i install windows in my hdd the ssd becomes raw and i dont know what to do.
Also i tested in a secondary disk and it was the same, so its not a disk problem.
 
I like to disconnect all drives and only leave the one connected that I want Windows to go to.
that way, there is no way for Windows to try to put anything anywhere else or do anything to another drive.
 
Bruce said:
I like to disconnect all drives and only leave the one connected that I want Windows to go to.
that way, there is no way for Windows to try to put anything anywhere else or do anything to another drive.
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If you have more than 1 drive connected windows has a bad habit of writing the boot sector to the second drive.
warlockxp said:
But this time i did it with diskpart,
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Why
 
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