Windows 10: Relocating Documents etc to another partition

I'm setting up a new laptop on Windows 10 for the first time, and I want to move Documents, Pictures, Downloads etc to another partition. I've had problems in this area on previous Windows versions so want to make sure I do it correctly.

Let's say I create a new folder called Documents on the new partition i.e E:\Documents, I then want Downloads, Pictures as sub-folders within this. These are all listed under This PC, so do I go to the Properties of each one in turn, enter the new path e.g for Downloads make it E:\Documents\Downloads, and Apply, letting it create the new folder?

Is this correct?
Should I leave the actual Documents folder until last? I take it the location would just be E:\Documents?

Thanks

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Files

What if I moved my documents/pictures/music/videos folders to another partition on a different HDD (D: partition)? Will Windows 10 still see these files after the upgrade? Can I just relocate them in file explorer?

 

Relocating the Documents Folder caused it to be renamed as Music Folder

I was relocating the system folders downloads, documents, music etc to a HDD rather than the SSD when I made a mistake, relocating the music folder as the root of drive E:. Unaware of the mistake I then relocated the Documents folder to E:\Documents, a warning
came up after the create folder prompt, I thought I was backing out of the change by clcking no to the warning about system folders within system folders but it went through. So now my Documents folder is labled Music, I have managed to relocate the Music
and Documents folders to their correct places but the name has stuck to the Documents - I have two Music folders!

Any ideas on how to put the correct name back would be gratefully accepted...