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Hi Namitutonka, welcome to the Seven Forums.
Following the instructions on this tutorial, the original Users folder on C: is still there for purpose. Some individual programs which are coded "badly", not using Windows environment variables to check folder locations but instead using absolute locations, will need it.
An example: on this Windows 8 machine I am writing my post now, one program (Stardock Fences) has created content on Documents folder on original folder C:\Users\Public instead of my relocated E:\Users\Public. This is because of the coders of said program have used location string C:\Users\Public instead of what they should have been using, %ProfilesDirectory%\Users\Public or %ProfilesFolder%\Users\Public.
The original C:\Users is there on purpose and should not bother you, it never grows to be big enough to take important storage space away from your C: drive. Check the screenshot below to see the difference between the original C:\Users and my relocated E:\Users:
The content of the original C:\Users:
Kari