This is one of the first task that I do when I install a fresh copy of Windows on My PC. I move the My Documents folder to another partition in order to keeps the main partition from running out of disk space and if I need to reinstall Windows without losing any personal data stored in the folder and no lengthy taks to create back ups.
Yes I use my back up drive as the default location to store My Documents.
How to Change The Default Location Of My Documents Folder in Windows XP
Okay so chainging the default location of the My Documents Folder in Windows XP is quite simple, all you got to do is follow this simple steps..
Open Start Menu, Right Click in My Documents and Open its Properties
In the target area, browse for the path where you want the new location for your Documents to be Saved. You can choose any path that virtually exists on your computer like a different partition, a second hard disk or even a USB Flash Disk
Click on Apply and Click OK
And that’s it ! The new location is saved and all your current documents get moved to the new location
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