“C: is an SSD drive with 256MB of storage capacity. D: is a traditional hard drive with 2TB of capacity, labeled "DATA". Can I use D: to store old/archived documents, pictures, videos, etc.? 256MB will not suffice.”

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• Yes you should have no problem doing so. I wanted to keep my SSD clear of pictures and videos to allow for the fastest start time possible. You can change where cetain types of files are stored in your settings and switch to the DATA (D:)

  Answered by nathan716 6 years ago

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• The SSD is 256 GIGAbytes, not MEGAbytes; I think you're covered...

  Answered by Anne 6 years ago

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• Yes, the D-drive with 2TB storage is intended for your documents, photos, videos, etc.

  Answered by HP Team 6 years ago

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