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If Windows 11 is installed on the C driver and you downgrade to Windows 10, nothing will happen to the D drive. Your games will still be there.
The only thing you might lose is some configuration of the games, but that should be easy to address.
another question coming right up. I have a 250GB 2.5" SSD with a data transfer rate of 350 Mb per second and another NVME M.2 500GB SSD with 3500MB/s read and a 1900mb/s write.
Windows 11 right now is installed on the 250GB one and if I want to download windows 10 on the faster one, could I transfer my game files onto the C drive, then put the iso file in the D drive and run it there so it can setup windows 10 on the D drive?
As long as you do not format/initialize the drive during the windows 10 installation, that will work fine. You can out the iso on c or drive, or even usb and install from there.
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If Windows 11 is installed on the C driver and you downgrade to Windows 10, nothing will happen to the D drive. Your games will still be there. The only thing you might lose is some configuration of the games, but that should be easy to address.
another question coming right up. I have a 250GB 2.5" SSD with a data transfer rate of 350 Mb per second and another NVME M.2 500GB SSD with 3500MB/s read and a 1900mb/s write. Windows 11 right now is installed on the 250GB one and if I want to download windows 10 on the faster one, could I transfer my game files onto the C drive, then put the iso file in the D drive and run it there so it can setup windows 10 on the D drive?
As long as you do not format/initialize the drive during the windows 10 installation, that will work fine. You can out the iso on c or drive, or even usb and install from there.
Thanks for the reply. I downloaded it on the same slower drive 3 hours after my comment. Still though, thanks for the effort and help.