Throw away 2

TLDR: I might need to remove my second drive to install windows 11.

Biggie guess, plus I'm clumsy and could ruin something.

?? would marking it "offline" be good enough?

This is a double-biggie guess on top of my other biggie guesses!!

But it beats extracting physically.

Yes

You Can!!

(No they can't (make a decent installation program)!

Let me wallow in my crapulence until something else dire happens, hmm

END

(the rest of this is archival BS)

 

Well La Dee Da (useless so far)

I predict hordes of "I have no problems" people

One of the most profound statements in hissstory
IOW if you have a prebuilt 
Dell, HP, whatever, you're welcome into the Kingdom.
If not, Outer darkness, weeping-gnashing

Unless someone prints a post about the exact settings for a DIY computer, the future seems bleak.

" not to worry, I installed (insert dictionary+ history of world) and it worked"

Bah! 

A 50,000 word article saying "we don't know"

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/324212-microsoft-clarifies-windows-11-requirements-pulls-pc-health-check-app

(severe editing down)

Because I'm in a village full of pontificators who have no clue, and "Memory integrity" (it has many names) has been known to cause problems in the past.

But TBA

Because, ???