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‎01-19-2020 08:59 AM - edited ‎02-10-2020 11:35 AM

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Product: HP Laptop 17t-by100
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I just got a new HP laptop.  The C: drive is 118 Gb and Windows 10 runs from the C: drive.  It also has a D : Data drive, which is a 1T hard drive. I want to set up two users on my computer-1 for me (as administrator) and one for a second person who uses it regularly.  I do not use windows login (and will not)-I use a local login and will set up the other person as an other user without a Microsoft account. The problem is, my files (in total) are too big to put on the C: drive, so they have to go on the D : drive.  But, all users can access the D : drive.  How can I move user folders to the D drive? so only the user can access them?

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