Windows 10: Multiple Documents, etc folders

My Win7 had My Documents, My Downloads, etc setup on the D drive. The default for Win 10 after the upgrade has the C drive Users area as default. There is no location tab on the Win10 folders. How can I get the default to save to the D drive?

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Changing the name of my default folders (W10) creates side effects

RATIONALE FOR CHANGING DEFAULT FOLDER NAMES:

I have multiple computers on my LAN all connected to one account in the cloud. In the cloud I end up with multiple "Documents" folders and Music folders etc. Which computer owns which "Documents" folder? Which Music folder? etc.

It makes sense to me that if I change the default folder names to include the computer name then I always know the origin of the default folders. Ie: Mist Documents informs me that the documents within are stored on the computer Mist.

The GUI interface grayed out the folder name preventing me from using the standard interface to change their names.

Windows 10 allowed me to change the default folder names if I used the command window. Which I did.

The content is, indeed, in the folder with the changed name. Thus the process appeared to work. I then rebooted.

THE PROBLEM

If i reboot, the operating system (W10) adds the original default folder names on new folders. My data is in the folder with the changed default folder name. Ie: Mist Documents does contain my documents. But now I have not only Mist Documents but also
"Documents" which contains only the minimal default internal folders that all Document default folders contain. If I delete these empty (of my content) default folders, the o/s recreates them upon the next rebooting.

OBJECTIVE

To instruct the operating system to NOT add a "Documents" folder or any other default folder to the User's first level directory (c:\users\username\)

and to ensure that the OS treats my renamed default folders in the same way as the OS treated my original default folders.

 

Move Windows 10 Personal Folders to a separate partition on same hard drive

How do I move Personal Folders in Windows 10 to a separate partition on the same hard drive? Will future program installations automatically use this new location to store personal files such as documents, downloads, pictures, ...etc.? And will Windows
10 work well with multiple partitions?