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If you run out of space on drive C (system partition) or SSD, or want to slim them down, you can move the programs you installed in them to other places. Direct moving a program does not work properly, and uninstalling then reinstalling a program is too inefficient. The correct solution is: first cut each installed program to its new location; then create a Symbolic Link (which looks like a shortcut with the same name) pointing to the new location in its original location. If you find this a bit of a hassle or are afraid to try, FolderMove can help you automate this process.
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