Don't need two threads on M.2. you could have just posted both in one thread.
But to answer the question, it doesn't matter. It's a storage device. Windows will install it to it the same way you would with a hard drive. You can use disk or usb
Don't need two threads on M.2. you could have just posted both in one thread.
But to answer the question, it doesn't matter. It's a storage device. Windows will install it to it the same way you would with a hard drive. You can use disk or usb