How to move User folders to 2nd drive in Windows 8?

Thank You Vijin V for this response. Couple questions...

1. Do I have to do this for each folder that I want to move and for each user profile that I create?
2. If so, how do I identify which folder belongs to who without using the pathname to identify? e.g D:\Users\JohnDoe\Documents and D:\Users\JaneDoes\Music etc

Before you move that User Folder look at this, it might save you a look of headache. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-windows_install/sorry-it-looks-like-this-pc-cant-run-windows-81/84310e8a-edd3-48d7-af31-0b09666b0c74?page=1&msgId=0840c241-d9c5-4b93-8ee6-b0f9295d1a66&tm=1388197508035  Hope this helps and if you need further assistance post and we will be glad to assist you.

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Hi Vijin -

I created a fold on "D" named "Owner System Files" and then followed your instructions to move "Owner\My Documents" from "C" to folder created above.  When I checked on "D", "Owner System Files" did not appear and "D\My Documents" was there.  Is there a way I can create a folder on "D" and then move "My Documents" etc in to it?  I'd like to do this to keep things a little neater on "D"

Thanks,

You have to move all folders over, go to c:\Users%Username%\

There you will see loads of folders, right-click on them one at a time, go to the locations tab and change the location. Once you click ok you will see the folder disappear...