Windows 10: Does Move advice change because of the BL partitions on BOTH drives?

I just did a fresh install of Win 10 on the 128 GB SDD. On the 500 GB HDD, I deleted and recreated a partition on the entire disk. Thereafter I checked the drives with the Win 10 Disk Manager. There was a BitLocker partition on the SDD that had the OS on it. The empty HDD was also designated as a Bitlocker partition. Note that Bitlocker was not enabled when I checked the disks, and I did not enable it.In a past post, it was suggested to move C\Users SSD to D:\Users HDD so the SSD will have only Windows and programs and the HDD will have the Users profiles and data.Does the suggestion chang

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Does Move advice change because of the BL partitions on BOTH drives?

A happy new year for you too.

Congratulations, it seems very good and clean. I only don't see the Recovery partition after the C: partition.
Can I see a Explorer view of the two drives?

"Dicas" means "tips" in Portuguese. They are for Win 7 but can apply for Win 10.


This is my Explorer view of the two drives (120G SSD and 1T HDD) It's my Win 7 drive but I have the same for Win 10

 

Does Move advice change because of the BL partitions on BOTH drives?

Thank you...it was fun.
The Recovery Partition was never there and I don't want it there. It may be wise to create it to the HDD...we'll see.

What do the tips do? What are they useful for?

File explorer drive display:

 

Does Move advice change because of the BL partitions on BOTH drives?

Happy New Year to you too!
In fact, I checked the drives with GParted. There was only the SSD and it was all unallocated. I have imported the current Disk Mgr display. In any case. this did not go badly or take long, so I can try it again. BUT, I don't want any BitLocker partitions, pls.
Shall I proceed again?
And what is DICAS SSD about in the SSD.txt file?