If you use a Windows PC, you’re probably familiar with the standard user folders like Documents and Music. If you find that you’re running out of space in these folders, you can easily move them to another drive. Not sure how to go about it? Don’t sweat it. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
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By default, these directories (aka libraries) are located as subfolders in the path C:Users[user name]. In some configurations, however, it’s advisable to create these folders elsewhere. For example, if space on the C: drive is running out, you can move these folders to drive D:.
You can easily change the default storage locations for music (in the image), videos, downloads etc. via the Properties of these folders, even to a different partition.
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To move the folder to a different drive, you’ll want to follow the directions below:
Right click on the folder
Call up Properties
Switch to the Path tab
Enter the path to the desired new storage location and confirm with OK
Alternatively, you can also click on Move and then select an existing folder
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