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I installed windows on SSD, and now "Downloads" and "My documents" are on SSD.

It's 128GB and i need space

how can i move thos files to HDD?

I mean permanently, so that when i will download something it will save it to HDD

 

thanks

Make a folder in HDD called User > "yourusername" > Downloads. As well as User > "yourusername" > Documents.

 

Then go to the file explorer, right click Downloads on the left side and change the location to User > "yourusername" > Downloads

 

Do that same for the Documents but with User > "yourusername" > Documents

 

You can do the same with Music, Pictures and Videos as well. 

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I installed windows on SSD, and now "Downloads" and "My documents" are on SSD.

It's 128GB and i need space

how can i move thos files to HDD?

I mean permanently, so that when i will download something it will save it to HDD

 

thanks

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I installed windows on SSD, and now "Downloads" and "My documents" are on SSD.

It's 128GB and i need space

how can i move thos files to HDD?

I mean permanently, so that when i will download something it will save it to HDD

 

thanks

Make a folder in HDD called User > "yourusername" > Downloads. As well as User > "yourusername" > Documents.

 

Then go to the file explorer, right click Downloads on the left side and change the location to User > "yourusername" > Downloads

 

Do that same for the Documents but with User > "yourusername" > Documents

 

You can do the same with Music, Pictures and Videos as well. 

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