relocating to different drive

L.S.

I want to move the Docs and WorkDrive location on my computer to a different Hard Drive (since it automatically installed it on my small C drive).

However when trying to follow the instruction on how to do so, I get stuck right at the beginning, because "a small screen" doesn't open when I click the WorkDrive or Docs icon (it just opens WorkDrive or Docs) and I can not find the 'Settings Icon' (see screen shot of instructions below).

So, now I am stuck and my C drive is full. How to proceed?

Thanks for any useful advice in advance ...

- using Windows 7 Prof

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