How to set up a hard drive as a drive 8700 XPS data?

First...
I have an a 34YP322 XPS 8700 (non-SE). I've added a Crucial M550 256 GB mSATA ssd and deleted the original 1 to Seagate hdd for guard and replaced with a Seagate 1 TB clean hdd.
8.1 Windows Home Premium and Bitdefender internet security, 2015 are installed on the mSATA ssd now and after several reboots I have found no problems and the speed is impressive and the fastest boot I've ever seen.
I want to make the hard drive, a data reader and have no data on the ssd. How can I make sure that all data (files, documents, saved, photos, music and videos, etc.) for all users go to the data reader.
Some say that you can move the user hard disk of data files and which solves the problem, but the process make it seem very challenging and confusing.
Others say that does not move the files to the user windows will not allow that and it'll cause a lot of problems. I think that this should be done before installing the programs I need.
What is the best way to achieve these objectives?

Second...
I assure you that none of my programs or data on any of my computers (all now running 8.1) goes to heaven reader automatically or otherwise.
How can I do this and how to check to make sure the sky player is empty?

Third...
Once I have everything installed and working properly for a few days, I would install the original hard drive as E and use it for backup. Or should I keep this is for warranty issues?

I have only one user on the PC with Win 8.1, so I can't comment on multiple users. But I followed the instructions at this link to leave the SSD for 1 t HARD drive.

Open This PC and double-click your hard drive (D: on this PC). Create a folder for each of the types of files you want to store on the HARD drive. I created D:\Documents, D:\Pictures, D:\Downloads, etc.

Then click on C:\ (SSD) icon in this PC. On the left you should see a list of the various files that you want to move to the HARD disk. For example, click on Documents and select Properties. Click the location tab, and then click move.

In the box that opens, double-click on This PC , and then click the icon of your disk (D :). When that opens, select the corresponding folder (for example, D:\Documents) and click Select folder. Confirm the move on the next screen and the contents of this folder should all move on the HARD drive. And the next time that you save a .doc, it should automatically go to the folder on D:

Here's what it looked like when I moved the Documents of c: to D:\Documents (after you have created the folder on D :).

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