After cloning HDD to SSD Windows won't let me format HDD

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"After cloning HDD to SSD Windows won't let me format HDD", I've recently cloned my HDD over to my SSD and set my SSD as the boot drive in the BIOS. Yet going to the Windows 10 disk manager, it won't let me format the HDD. In Disk Manager the SDD is labelled in System Reserved as (System, Active, Primary Partition). The HDD is labelled in the main partition as (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition). Any help in properly formatting the HDD

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