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How to move your data directory to a different drive in Win7

My primary drive in my desktop PC is an SSD, and I have a 1TB drive for my data drive… this tool makes it easy to split things up onto those two drives…

Profile Relocator is a step-based application that allows the re-locating of the Windows Users profile directory. Once re-located, any created profiles will appear in the new location in their entirety. The advantage to doing this allows profiles to be stored in a location that doesn’t reside on the system drive, ensuring that profile data isn’t compromised as a result of re-installation or system failure.

Profile Relocator

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