Windows 10: SAVING TO MY D STORAGE INSTEAD OF C STORAGE

I have an HP Envy with a 226 GB of SSD known as the C drive and a 1 TB HHD known as the D drive in my Laptop. I was informed for best performance don't store things in the Solid State Drive which my computer does for some reason due to HP not having their s**t together even after spending hours to fix it via phone because they always disconnect and never call back even with the expensive warranty I have. I personally copied everything in the C drive or moved it, I'm not sure and would like to completely empty the SSD drive and have everything from now on saved to the larger D drive. I did it a

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Is it posibble to make D drive to be primary storage? Is it possible to put the windows os and installed apps in D drive instead of C since it has smaller storage capacity?

Is it posibble to make D drive to be primary storage? Is it possible to put the windows os and installed apps in D drive instead of C since it has smaller storage capacity?

 

Storage Settings Won't Download to Default D Drive

On Windows 11, I changed the default storage drive (from C: to D in "Settings>>System>>Storage>>Where new content is saved", however Windows continues to install all apps in C: drive. Any suggestion?

 

How to increase the storage of C:\ partition storage?

I have Huawei matebook 14 i7 thant I have purchased 6 months ago

the storage partition is set to

C:\ 120 GB

D:\ 335 GB

Since most programs are saved on C:\ , the space is consumed up very quickly and I only have 30 GB free space left

I want to decrease D:\ storage and increase C:\ storage, maybe make them C:\ 250 GB and D:\ 200 GB (I have a lot of cloud storage so I could manage)

How could I perform that without damaging my computer?

and will it require formatting my computer?

Thanks