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10/25/2009 at 06:09PM PDT, ID: 24842433 | Points: 500
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How to move some Windows folders on another disk without altering the working of Windows.

Asked by marietto2008 in Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Microsoft Operating Systems

Tags: Windows

Hello,

I'm using Windows 7. I want to move the folders ProgramData, Program Files and Users on another disk on my computer without altering the working of Windows. I've already tried to move them on another disk and I created the right links,but it did not work.
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