Windows 10: All my files are on my SSD

Discus and support All my files are on my SSD in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; Hey guys i just got a ssd and only want to have Windows on it and some certain programs but whenever i try to install anything it just ends up on my... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by Tkosj, Oct 21, 2015.

  1. Tkosj Win User

    All my files are on my SSD


    Hey guys i just got a ssd and only want to have Windows on it and some certain programs but whenever i try to install anything it just ends up on my SSD, in some programs i cant even choose what like folder or harddrive i want to install it on.
    Please help

    :)
     
    Tkosj, Oct 21, 2015
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  2. Where are my files?

    Noticed none of my personal files were in This PC after all updates from Windows. I reverted to a previous build and there it all was again. Hope that helps someone.
     
    Where are my files, Oct 21, 2015
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    saifulshow my outsait all files, Oct 21, 2015
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  4. bro67 Win User

    All my files are on my SSD

    If your SSD is C:, programs will always default to that drive. If you want them installed on another drive, you need to specify that when installing.
     
    bro67, Oct 21, 2015
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  5. linw Win User
    What size SSD do you have?

    I'm always a bit puzzled about people using SSDs who are reluctant to have programs on them. That's what they are for, surely?

    I have a 240GB SSD and have moved data files to it so I can get to use that disk speed.

    A 120GB could be a bit restricted but a simple Win 10 takes up only about 16-20GTB.

    But perhaps you have a much different requirement.
     
  6. Tkosj Win User
    i have a samsung ssd 250gb and @bro67 yes i know but some programs like spotify and skype doesnt tell me where they will install it
     
    Tkosj, Apr 4, 2018
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