Windows 11 Add old C: HDD to my new Win 11 PC with 256gb ssd. Keep ssd as boot

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I have a new pc with Win 11 installed on a 256gb ssd drive. I would like to copy my old Win 10 C: HDD drive and install it in the available HDD bay on the new pc. I don't want a dual boot system; I only want Win 11 so my question is, if I clone the old C: drive and install it in the new pc, will I have conflicts with the Win 10 files? And if I rename the old C: drive to D: drive (since the ssd is C: in the new pc, will that create issues in accessing files and apps? I want everything from the old C: drive but not Win 10, but I don't think that can be removed. Ideally I would like to add a

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