SSD to HDD

[SodaYoda]

Sup guys, I made the derpy mistake off accidently downloading everything on my ssd...(noob alert). So I was wondering what the best way is to move everything like my program files (86x) to my hdd. Should i reinstall everything or just copy and paste? also what should/shouldn't i move (users, program files, program files (86x), perf logs, intel)? BTW i want to keep windows on the ssd (obviously). Some help would be greatly appreciated

[DoubleY]

I wound re install everything to avoid any directory errors just moving the files might cause. 

 

 

I personally would keep all program files on your SSD. Fast programs are nice

[TheUnknown]

I agree with the

TheDoubleYGamer

[SodaYoda]

I wound re install everything to avoid any directory errors just moving the files might cause. 

 

 

I personally would keep all program files on your SSD. Fast programs are nice

when you say "program files" do you mean both 'program files (86x)' and 'program files'? or just 'program files'?

[DoubleY]

when you say "program files" do you mean both 'program files (86x)' and 'program files'? or just 'program files'?

Both of them 

 

Program Files X86 and regular Program Files

[SodaYoda]

Both of them 

 

Program Files X86 and regular Program Files

I only have a 120GB SSD so i cant really do that... I want to have everything like steam and origin games on my HDD (except for the games i play alot). and all of the random programs on my HDD so what should i do? is it possible to make 2 program files?

[SirRoderick]

Steam and Origin shouldn't be in your program files then!

[LiveStyleGaming]

I only have a 120GB SSD so i cant really do that... I want to have everything like steam and origin games on my HDD (except for the games i play alot). and all of the random programs on my HDD so what should i do? is it possible to make 2 program files?

 

I would also recommend a re-installation. I use a 250gb SSD for my OS and certain programs and I generally only have around 20gb free at all times so I feel your pain. 

 

I personally have Steam installed on my OS SSD, then have Steam create a separate directory on my platter for games I don't play too often or have relatively low loading speeds anyway. Yes, you can make 2 program files directories, I also have a second x86 on my platter, for programs like Origin and other programs I don't need on my SSD

[DoubleY]

I only have a 120GB SSD so i cant really do that... I want to have everything like steam and origin games on my HDD (except for the games i play alot). and all of the random programs on my HDD so what should i do? is it possible to make 2 program files?

Direct Steam and Origin to download to another drive