Recent content by jhiker

mmm.. the web version DOES show the present folder but the Mail app does not.

How does that help? I just get a 'Move to' panel pop up - it doesn't tell me where the email resides presently.

When I use the search bar to find emails I get a list of results but how can I find out which email folder a particular email is in? I can highlight or open any of the email 'hits' but nowhere can I see a path or a folder location.

So, when all is said and done, what’s likely to happen if I unplug/disconnect the ‘old’ HDD (Disk 1 in the ‘disk management’ window) and reboot. And why is that F: partition shown shaded? Thanks for your patience.

Thank you for the replies, some of which I'm still trying to understand properly. The 'Boot' page from the BIOS looks like this - to me this looks like it's booting from the new SSD - is that right? In which case, if I don't want to see the F drive I could mark it 'inactive'. ...or I could just...

Thank you. How would I mark it active again at a later date?

Thanks. And this shouldn’t cause any problems with booting?

Is this reversible in case it causes any problems with booting?

My aging desktop PC has (had) a 1Tb HDD and I decided to replace it with a 1Tb SSD (Crucial MX500), SATA3. I used Macrium Reflect to clone the HDD to the SSD and the clone was successful. Both were plugged in to the motherboard for cloning. I unplugged the HDD and attempted to reboot and got a...