You can simply format your SSD to install your operating system.
You can simply format your SSD to install your operating system.
You'll need a disk partitioning tool or a bootable utility to move your files from the SSD to the 1TB drive. Programs like DiskPart, GParted, or Windows Disk Management can help. Back up your data first, then format the 1TB drive and assign it as a separate partition for your other files.
Set up Windows on an SSD first, then move your program installation to the HDD by adjusting the installation folder.
To access the default "My[insert name]" folders, right-click on one and select properties. This opens a window with tabs, including "Location," which lets you reassign it to another folder or drive. @ Textosterone. If you need a screenshot, I can capture it for you as well.
Another useful method to keep your operating system separate from your hard drive is by moving your file folders—like desktop, documents—there. Simply open This PC, right-click the desktop icon, and select Properties. Then navigate to Location and update it to point to your SSD so nothing ends up on the HDD. Thanks for the quick win, @Godlygamer23!
Ensure you click the right-click menu on the folder in the fourth image.