Optimising hard drives

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blackholify

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A few months ago, the hard drive letters changed which has slowed down my PC's boot time and is creating a few storage issues (as my C: drive doesn't have enough storage - 120 GB SSD). I'd like to change my current C: and D: (460+ GB HDD) drives so my D: drive contain most of the files and my C: drive only contains windows files. Is there a way to do this as currently copy-paste is my best method which doesn't work all the time?
 
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RealBeast

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No you cannot move your programs unless you uninstall and reinstall them. You can move data of course.

If you are willing to reinstall Windows, after the reinstall you can change a couple of registry settings to put all of your programs on the HDD and you can change your default download location in your browser to the HDD also.
 
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