Yes, you can do it that way too. W11 is slightly different, an added 'choice' Instead of - Go to All settings / System / Storage / click on "Change where new content is saved" /  it is - Go to All settings / System / Storage / Advanced Storage Settings/ click on "Change where new content is saved" /  Those settings don't cover everything either by the way. Some programs, like iTunes like to use preset folders. Using Junctions and Links you can change where they put files. For Browser, I'll change settings inside of them for D/L'ed files for instance as well.
Hi, having just purchased and set up an 8950 (Windows 11) I started to move data from an old mac. To my surprise I discovered that the data was going on the C: drive and not the as expected.  After searching the web and the Inspiron section of this forum it seems that the storage location needs to be set up by the user. Using the location tab of the Documents folder's Properties I was able to move all documents to D:.  I expected them to be in a Documents folder but they were just in D:. I then attempted to move the Pictures folder, but this time I specified a folder D:\Photography but they ended up in This PC>Documents>Pictures  So it seems that is now called Documents whereas I wanted documents in D:\Documents. What have I done wrong? How do I sort this mess out? For the future how do I ensure that new documents and pictures end up in the right place? I dread to think of the issues I will have when I install Adobe Lightroom and try to find all the images. Sorry for this long missive, rubecula
XPS 8950, use of D drive