- Jan 23, 2017
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Hi! A friend's mom helped me build my PC and set up the OS. She made a partition of 20% of my 1TB hard drive and explained me that the inner part of the hard drive spins faster (I don't know if that's true, I just let her do the thing) and that I should install games and such since it will be read faster there. However, that's not my problem. So I have the main partition where my OS is and everything is neat, in the other partition I only have 3 folders, "WpSystem", "WindowsApps" and a user folder with libraries inside. So I want to move programs that are originally installed in the main partition Program Files to that partition, and the question is, can I just create the Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders there? I know they're for separating 64-bit programs from 32-bit programs, that doesn't sound special, is it? Also, how can I transfer programs? Do I just simply move the file the program made there and it'll keep working? Or do you recommend reinstalling and tell the setup to install it in the other partition? I'm a rookie on this stuff, so please help 
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