Once upon a time I had a C: and D: drives on my laptops 500 GB HDD, then Windows 10 forced itself upon me. Now, I have: *:Recovery NTFS 400MB capacity 274MB used 125MB free GPT, WRE flag None status *:ESP FAT32 300MB 53MB 246MB GPT, EFI System *: Other 128MB 0MB 128MB GPT, MSR None C:Acer NTFS 464MB 89MB 375MB GPT Boot *: NTFS 468MB 384MB 83MB GPT, WRE None (Apologies for spacing...) Any clues as to what happened other than what I have searched for and found re: Win10, i.e. nightmares? I have Paragon backups which include the old D: drive as part of the whole system backup but I'm hesitant to start. Suggestions? I'm pretty sure one can't restore from C: to C: but I have the backups on an external 3TB drive...can I restore the old D: partition from X: to X: (being external) using the application on C: laptop? Any help would be most appreciated. Ottawa, Canada
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