Windows 10: HOW TO GO FROM C TO E? (The answer is not D)

Having a ton of usage on my c drive. How can I lessen the load and put it in E drive which is using 1/10 of capacity. ?

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Backup recommendation: Documents from C: to E:, then backup D: to E:

I am embarrassed to ask this basic question, but one day the train blew by me and i am still standing on the platform...

Running W10 Preview, so whatever is the latest release.

I finally got a new 1TB HDD and wish to properly implement back-ups of my files.

I have:

1. C: a 500GB SSD
2. D: a 1TB HDD, and
3. E: a 1TB HDD

C: has my OS and also all of the "Documents"
D: Has Pictures, Music, Videos and a lot of misc material.

I want to first back up all of "Documents" to E:, then everything from D: to E:

This will still leave me with about 50GB space on E:

I don't really see how to accomplish this with the backup built into W10, though, admittedly, i get confused rather easily, and am looking for what the least expensive, hopefully free, software that you folks could recommend that will accomplish this as simply as possible, from the standpoints of configuration, automation and economy of work (not recursively copying the same files over every time it runs, and keeping from taking up resources while i am trying to work).

I appreciate your thoughts and knowledge!

 

Hard Drive Disks D: and E: suddenly dissapeared!

Ok i tried all the steps to this but neither disk D: or E: appeared. Only C: is still there. Thanks though.

 

Nokia 700 C: D: and E: internal drives showing

On my 700 I have a C, D and an E drive showing. There is 1.4 GB of 1.5 GB available on drive E free and 293.1MB out of 293.2MB free on the D drive . Why is it there, what goes in it and can I combine it somehow with Drive C so I have more internal working
space?



What does the phone use D and E for?