How to move all my 8XX clients in SAP to anotehr HDD partition of my Server

Dear all:
First of all, happy new year to all of you!
I have many SAP clients stored in harddisk partition D of my Server ABC.
(a) 1XX : Master Golden Clients to be used to perform client copy to 3XX or 8XX when need 
              arises.
(b) 3XX : Demo Clients for potential customers.
(c) 8XX : Temporary Project Clients for on going projects before new server of customer
             arrives
And I would like to move all my 8XX clients to another Partition E of my harddisk. Please advise me how to do it?
Reasons:
Each time when new server of client arrives, our Basis consultant will do a whole System Copy from my Server ABC to customer new server. And Basis consultant will then have to delete those unnecessary clients 1XX and 3XX in the new server of customer. Each deletion of single client takes 4-6 hours at least. We would like to cut down this wastage of time by moving the existing 8XX clients into a partition E of my Server ABC. Thus, Basis Consultant will only need to System Copy client 8XX into external harrdisk and restore it back to customer new server.
Please advise.Thanks

Hi I guess you figured it out, but I would add the following:
I assume you are a partner, and you are copying source systems to copy I guess pre-configured systems to your customers. If this is so, license wise it will not cost you extra, because:
1.- You are an SAP Partner
2.- You can basically install as many DEV systems you want, SAP only really watches for production systems.
As a side note, we as partners have over 10 different source systems that are fully licensed, no questions asked, just be sure to register them as demo or development systems when requesting your licenses.
Hope this helps!
Best Regards;
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