moving user profile (documents and appdate, etc) from C: to E:

Hi all. I realized that my original post was in the wrong spot, so i'm reposting here. I just bought a new PC and have only installed my hardware drivers and anti-virus. However, I have decided i'm still going to do a clean install of windows. My question is this:

How do I go about moving all of my Users profiles, or just my Users/(my name) profile, from my SSD C: drive to my 2tb harddrive E:? The three things I want to move most are my documents folder, desktop and my appdata folder, as these fill up quickly and I have very little room on my SSD.

I've seen a few different ways of doing this, but most are written in a manner that I do not quite understand. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You could use a freeware program like Steam Mover to move the files. Just make sure to make a new folder on the drive you want to move them to before trying to move them as it will not create a folder on it's own. There are a few more programs out there that are as good but I can't recall their names right now.
Edit, It was designed to move less often steam games to a secondary drive using junction points so that the OS thinks they are still in original folder but can also be used to move other folders as well.

Documents and Desktop folder can be redirected using the Properties of the folder, you'll see a Location tab.

As for AppData, you may want to consider using an mklink command.

Head into regedit and change the default folder locations...

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders

for example:

%USERPROFILE%\Downloads To D:\Downloads

Then copy the contents of the original files in the original folder to the new one.
You can do what you wish with the originals.