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tritriagain · 2020-04-29 15:46:34

i have a laptop with a lot of data that i dont need instant access to. i was going to buy a new ssd for fresh install. my question is if i take the current ssd out and put the new one in and i need to put the old one back in in 3 months time will it work as it is today (bar disc failure obviously)

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29-04-2020 4:46pm

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tritriagain

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i have a laptop with a lot of data that i dont need instant access to. i was going to buy a new ssd for fresh install. my question is if i take the current ssd out and put the new one in and i need to put the old one back in in 3 months time will it work as it is today (bar disc failure obviously)

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#2 29-04-2020 8:56pm
SilverSideUp

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Yes

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#3 29-04-2020 8:57pm
tritriagain

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SilverSideUp wrote: »

Yes

I thought so . Just wanted to check

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#4 29-04-2020 10:02pm
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tritriagain wrote: »

I thought so . Just wanted to check

The only reasonable solution is to back up the data on the original drive

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