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To check whether your laptop has a hard disk drive (HDD) or solid state drive (SSD), you can follow these steps:
Open /"File Explorer/" on your laptop. You can do this by pressing the /"Windows key E/" or clicking the folder icon in the taskbar.
In File Explorer, locate /"This PC/" or /"My Computer/" on the left side panel and click on it.
You will see a list of drives and storage devices connected to your laptop. Look for the names or labels of the drives. Typically, the primary drive containing your operating system and installed programs will be labeled as /"C:/".
Right-click on the drive labeled /"C:/" and select /"Properties/" from the context menu.
In the Properties window, you will find information about the drive, including its type. Look for a section that mentions /"Device Type/" or /"Drive Type/". It should indicate whether the drive is a hard disk drive (HDD) or solid state drive (SSD).
Alternatively, you can also check the specifications of your laptop. This information is often available in the user manual or on the manufacturer's website. Look for the section that describes your laptop's storage devices or specifications, and it should indicate whether it has a hard drive or SSD.
Remember that if your laptop has both a hard drive and an SSD, the operating system is usually installed on the primary drive (C:), which is usually an SSD for better performance. fast. The hard drive can be present as a secondary storage device for additional storage capacity.
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