By default, the My Documents folder is located on the same drive as the operating system. But this arrangement can lead to a number of problems. Therefore, the ideal option is the case when Windows is installed on one, and documents are stored on another computer disk (it does not matter - physical or virtual).
Instructions
Step 1
To move the “My Documents” folder to another drive, enter the “Start” menu and right-click on the “My Documents” icon and select “Properties” (or do the same with the “My Documents” icon on the desktop).
Step 2
In the window that opens, click on the "Move" button.
Step 3
In the Windows file system navigator that appears, select the drive to which you want to move My Documents. Create a new folder on the selected disk by clicking on the “Create folder” button and name it “My Documents”. Click on the "OK" button. After that, the operating system will want to make sure - do you really want to transfer personal data to a new folder? Click the "Yes" button.
