Move Apps Installed from Windows Store to Another Drive

June 26, 2022•72 words

Apps installed from Windows Store will be default installed on drive C:
which usually has limited space for system only. In order to move to
another drive, eg. D:, to free up space of C:, do these:

After installing from Windows Store
Open Windows Settings >> Apps
On the app list, click the app to move
Click button 'Move', choose a new Drive to move to.

Reference:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-move-apps-location-folder-in-windows-10/446d7e0f-ee2e-4bab-8496-e226208cdb6b

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