All I Want On My SSD is My Operating System, How Can I Do This?

[JSN58]

Hi guys, thanks in advance for the one who can help. I just put together a computer about a year and a half ago with both an SSD and HDD. I put windows 7 on the SSD and that's all I want on it. However, my SSD is being seen as the local disk and getting most of my data I save. Currently It is making it hard to use certain programs because it's being seen at full capacity. How can I make it so that my 1TB harddrive gets the data instead of my SSD? (the only folders in my SSD are program files, program file x86, users, and windows)

 

[Polar Trap]

Here ya go:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iT4usXuTw0

 

[burdenbound]

When you install applications you should be prompted with where you would like it installed. It's at this point that you would want to select your HDD.

You can either re-install you applications on the HDD or use an application like http://www.traynier.com/software/steammover to "move" the data off your SSD.

 

[JSN58]

When you install applications you should be prompted with where you would like it installed. It's at this point that you would want to select your HDD.

You can either re-install you applications on the HDD or use an application like http://www.traynier.com/software/steammover to "move" the data off your SSD.

So can this be used with any files then and not just steam?

 

[burdenbound]

When you install applications you should be prompted with where you would like it installed. It's at this point that you would want to select your HDD.

You can either re-install you applications on the HDD or use an application like http://www.traynier.com/software/steammover to "move" the data off your SSD.

So can this be used with any files then and not just steam?

Correct, it was created initially for games but it can be used for any application is uses a symbolic link (mklink), so you will still see the application folder on your original drive, but if you inspect it you will notice that all the data has been moved.