In this video, I show you how to use a SD Card as a Hard Drive in Windows 10. Many new computers come with small SSD (Solid State Drive) hard drives and it’s easy to run out of space. By using a SD Card, you can add another hard drive externally. This video show you how to do that!

Using Windows 11? The procedure is the same right up to where you set where new content is saved. In this case, you still search /”Storage Settings/” but when that window appears, choose /”/”Advanced storage settings./” Once that opens, you’ll see /”Where new content is saved./”

In the video, I mention an early video I did regarding SD Cards. That video was /”How To Import Photos From A SD Card to Windows 10/” and you’ll find it here: https://youtu.be/h-pmga7ikrs

Also, in this video, I used an adapter – USB-C to USB and Card Reader. This particular model doesn’t seem to be available right now but I use another adapter which is a 7-in-1 – Lots of ports besides being a card reader. You’ll find it here: https://amzn.to/3hAwn3Y

If you need SD cards, there’s a great selection here: https://amzn.to/35GvBjM

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