Storing storage.

[Birdman]

Alright guys, I got an SSD that I'm using as a boot drive. However to avoid buying another Windows Key, I copied my HDD to my SSD and used that method. 

 

Now my SSD is getting full and I want it to be only windows, and a couple start up programs. 

 

My question is: Is it safe to move my 'User', program files, and folders like that to my hdd and keep windows on my ssd? Or do they have to stay? 

[AlwaysFSX]

They have to stay, though you can move the non-Windows programs off the ssd.

[Birdman]

but everything inside the program file has to stay or can I move those? for example NVidia drivers and stuff like that?

[Flamewalker]

You can move contacts/desktop/downloads/favorites/links/my documents/music/pictures/videos folders from your ssd to your hdd.

 

Just go to C:\Users\(your name) then for example if you want to move your documents folders right click my documents then select properties, go to the tab location,fill in the location you want, press apply, it will ask to create the folder if it doesn't exist press yes,then it will ask to move it, press yes again, and wait till it's done and it will be moved.

 

As for program files as @AlwaysFSX said,you can non windows programs in program files off the ssd, and they should work fine, unless it's something like origin games then you need change a few things to make it work