If you create the same directory structure on computer #2 as you did on computer #1, there should be no issues. I know it's crazy... but some people with more than one computer put stuff in different folders on different computers. I think c:\images is a good place for images, likewise c:\audio is a good place for audio.
An advanced method if you're using windows would be to use the subst command. If you know what it is and you know how to use it, consider that your memory jogger. If you don't know how to use subst, this isn't the place or time to learn about it as it really can be confusing.