“How can I make sure all software is downloaded on the SSD, while all other files are on the HDD?”

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• This answer is from PCworld.com Arrange Windows system folders Your main user data folders can be moved easily. To move your Videos folder from your main system drive, an SSD, to a mechanical hard drive, just locate the Videos folder—you’ll find it in your user folder at C:\Users\NAME. Right-click it and select Properties, then open the Location tab and select a new location for it. The Videos folder will still appear at C:\Users\NAME\Videos and be part of your Videos library, but its contents will be stored on the other drive. This also works for your Music, Pictures, Documents, and Downloads folders. I hope this helps.

  Answered by tomlloyd96 6 years ago

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• You don't necessarily want to download anything to the SSD since it takes up space, but you DO want to install all your programs on the SSD. You do that by choosing the SSD as your installation point every time you install a new program.

  Answered by HP Team 6 years ago

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