I want to designate nvme drive(bus0) as k local to download games data, but online direction using properties of the nvme ssd don't allow assigning that bus 0 drive to local k storage.My pc runs Win.11
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Changing destination of download to nvme m2 drive
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Normally Disk 0 is a combination of an EFI System Partition and the main windows drive, which is allocated as C. You can't change that.
If you have a secondary drive then windows assigns the next drive letter available but you can change that, although you will need to do that before installing anything on it.
You could partition the drive but it's really not worth the hassle.
If you have a secondary drive then windows assigns the next drive letter available but you can change that, although you will need to do that before installing anything on it.
You could partition the drive but it's really not worth the hassle.
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actually, I don't think he talking about Drives... exactly.
Sounds like he trying to set up a link between one drive and another?
@Miketoobluz can you show link of what you are trying to do?
Symbolic link?
As for disk 0, I am glad you said normally
As my disk 0 is my games drive, and Disk 2 is windows.
It seems to put SATA drives before Nvme.
Thanks for the reply.
Yes I see . When I built this pc I installed three ssds and one nvme in m2, but didn't realize naming and formatting the name able ssds was necessary.'Got it now the nvme was disk three now it's x and games/ gaming. Mike
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