Is it possible to store everything on ssd drive C?

Question

Hard disks

The laptop has Windows 10 installed on a 240 GB SSD. There are no more disks.
Is it worth it to allocate a section from it under D somewhere around 140GB?
Or keep all files / programs and stuff in C?

Are there any pitfalls? Or was the sharing relevant for HDD drives?

Answer 1

Is it possible to store everything on ssd drive C?

Can.

Is it worth it to allocate a section from it under D somewhere around 140GB?

It's up to you to decide.
Personally, I don’t understand how you have enough left under the system disk, but it’s up to you.

Or was the sharing relevant for HDD drives?

The division has been and will be relevant for the convenience of the user! Therefore, look at the user, and do not pay attention to the type of disk.

Answer 2

I also do not divide into logical partitions. It was before the advent of Yandex Disk, which perfectly mirrors everything - you can not store any resource-intensive files. Executables can be loaded from time to time if there is no space at all on the physical one. The drive is now only for the system and installations.
Don't forget that SSD doesn't die like HDD. The first one will simply die in an instant and Hasta La Vista infa. The second one will start to be wildly stupid at first, but in most cases it will allow you to back up.

Answer 3

By size. Many programs have the nasty property of shoving themselves into program files. So it turns out that 256 is not enough. In general, I don't share. There are a lot of physical disks on the desktop. Virtual machines on nvme backups on raid 1 the system will be restored from the backup if necessary

Answer 4

The division was never relevant, in fact it was used when there were two disks in the computer and there was no choice from the word at all, if there is only one disk, there is no point in dividing