New source file location

I finally put the time in and set up a new 1TB hard drive = D: It will be used for all date with all OS/programs on C:
Question: I still have all my picture and video folders on C: and have copied them onto D: What is the best way to let Organizer know that D: is the new source HDD? I plan on deleting the folders on C: after completing this so I don't want to make a mistake.
Thanks, Stan

Thanks John, yes I do still have them all on C:. What you suggest makes sense, I just wanted to make sure before I did anything this time. I also have all my files backed up via Carbonite (.mov's manually indicated).
If anyone has any other specific recommendations, it's appreciated.
I'm curious to know why I just can't "reconnect" Organizer to my existing images/videos on D: now.
THX, Stan

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