To change default hard drive from C: to D: in Windows 11/10, change the default save location for apps and files, move user ...

Here are some practical tips. Execute them and get ready now. 1. Clean up C drive – optional but effective The time it takes to transfer largely depends on how much data is saved on your C drive.

Double-click the C: drive icon in the first Windows Explorer window. Highlight a folder that contains data you want to move to the F: drive.

Let's say we’re moving a game from C:\Program Files\MyAwesomeGame to D:\Games\MyAwesomeGame. Just move the MyAwesomeGame folder, then right-click the Start menu and choose Command Prompt (Admin).

But that earlier article failed to address how to move your documents, music, and other data files to the hard drive. I’m making up for that here. I’m starting out with three assumptions about ...