See this link from my website Robert. This will tell you how to do it.
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"Robert Fuchs" <bobfox@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> I'm planning to move my Documents folder to the E: partition on my hard
>> disk (which is currently empty). I know how to do this, ...
>
> And how do you do it?
> I didn't find an easy way for this, I had to move everything manually,
> which was a lot of work, and it did'nt work out for each folder.
> Ideally I want to move the whole C:\Users folder to a different disk.
>
> Thanks, Robert
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