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some windows questions

Ramonman
By Ramonman
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hey,

 

i just got my SSD and i installed windows 8.1 Pro on it. all good runnig like a champ! Its a 120gb Samsung 850 EVO and i got my main programs installed on. Now i still got my 1tb HDD and things like game's, music, photos, videos sould go on the HDD.

 

BUT, how can i change this inside windows:

 

 

- when taking a Print Screen, it auto safe's it a a folder named 'photo's" but thads at the SSD i don't want it safed thare i want ist safed on a new folder at the HDD.
- is thare a way to remove those sub-folders from the list? i don't use tham since thay are placed on the SSD.

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and now my biggest question!

 

when i connect a USB or wanne safe my programs real quick, i always do thad at the desktop page. at the home page. but is thare a way to re-locate it to the HDD? so when i move items to my home page its safed at the HDD and not on the SSD?

 

 

-thanks

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SNIP

 

instructions on this page ( as well as other SSD tips)

 

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2110095/the-ultimate-guide-to-proper-ssd-management.html

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You can move those folders to wherever you want, including off the SSD. Right click folder > 'Properties' > 'Location' tab > 'Move...'

I remain,  

msevilgenius

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