Some applications are designed to work directly on SSD storage.
Some applications are designed to work directly on SSD storage.
Did you complete the symbolic link process? Just moving isn't sufficient because Metro will recreate the folder when another app is installed. The trick involves using symbolic links to make Metro think the file is in its original place, but it actually points elsewhere. From Metro's perspective, the change is minimal. If no apps are running, you can also perform a registry edit, remove all installed apps, then run the edit and reinstall them.
Consider clarifying which applications you mean, as "Applications" now has multiple interpretations. Identify the specific ones—most let you set the installation folder manually, though some don’t. A registry edit is available for this: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windo...343?auth=1 If the edit fails and the app can’t pick a custom path, you’re limited.