Files stored in wrong place...

Media files should be stored on my F: drive as I specified in advanced settings. My ebooks are stored there correctly. But apps, album art, and .itl/.xml file are in My Documents taking up too much space on my root drive. No I see that external drives can cause problems, but this is a desktop and the external drive is always live. Nothing should be saved to C drive. (And you really make it a pain in the butt now to do backups; I only backup my F drive, not my C drive)
How can this be fixed? I'll wait 7 days or then I am returning this thing. I will not use iTunes if it cannot do basic file operations. Put the files where I tell you.

hi E63 users
i bought a 8Gb microSD and from within the E:/ drive, i have a folder SOUNDS which inside has 2 folders: DIGITAL and SIMPLE... these where created by themselves (?)
i was told to create a MP3 folder of my own inside SOUNDS and put my music there, in order for the Music Player to UPDATE its playlist, but when i start that app the nokia E63 just lingers there, doing an update and scanning the all phone.
after 1/2H it still doesnt find a single track (many of my songs are around 15Mb) so i tried to copy/paste by pack of 20 songs but with 780 songs in all to copy to the card, i might be there all week!
ive tried also the bluetooth and the songs do go from my mac to my nokia, and when i save the song it goes to the phone MUSIC GALLERY - but im afraid thats within the phone own internal MEMORY and i dont want that (my 5gb playlist wont fit in nokia E63 internal 1Gb memory) so thats why i bought a 8Gb micro SD!
thanks for any tip on this matter, greetings from portugal - Alexa.
My baby E61i was stolen from me !!!

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