Hey,
This might be a complicated question, because I have already followed a specific process to move my users directory. It worked, and it worked well! But I am now concerned because I think Windows sees my Users directory as belonging on both the SSD and the other hard drive that I have it set on. The same amount of space seems to be taken up on both of the hard drives. I know that the data is being recorded onto the mechanical drive, because if I leave it for a while, the try to open a file, the mechanical drive has to start up (like if I leave the computer on for an hour or so and the drive's shut down to save energy).
Anyone comfortable with helping me on this? The following lifehacker link is what I used to move my Users directory. Move the Users Directory in Windows 7
Thanks
This might be a complicated question, because I have already followed a specific process to move my users directory. It worked, and it worked well! But I am now concerned because I think Windows sees my Users directory as belonging on both the SSD and the other hard drive that I have it set on. The same amount of space seems to be taken up on both of the hard drives. I know that the data is being recorded onto the mechanical drive, because if I leave it for a while, the try to open a file, the mechanical drive has to start up (like if I leave the computer on for an hour or so and the drive's shut down to save energy).
Anyone comfortable with helping me on this? The following lifehacker link is what I used to move my Users directory. Move the Users Directory in Windows 7
Thanks
