CANT INSTALL GAME PASS GAMES IN DISK D

I uninstall and reinstall 3-4 times the xbox game pass and its does not work more it installs itself on the isque C I am able to install and play games on the C but as soon as I install the games on the D its function not the games installs but do not want this launch jai the error code 0x80073d0d a month ago I had no problem on the xbox game application pass he sees my disk D when I select it it changes alone to C when I reinstall xbox I am able to change on the D but immediately I close it once it changes alone on the and could not go on the D

The game because I need to install the HDD? If I have the game disk d ... And if I install the game on the HDD ... then I should do?

Thanks a greeting from Spain.

Indeed forgive the spelling errors, it is because I'm very bad English and these texts are passed through a translator ... XD

i dont want the windowsapp and program file randomly in DISK D I WANT ORGANIZATION AND I WANT THEM INSIDE A COSTUM FOLDER, HOW HARD IS FOR MICROSFT TO UNDERSTAND AND IMPLEMENT SUCH SIMPLE THING? DIDNT MICROSOFT CREATE WINDOWS? HOW THE F ARE YOU GUYS SO LIMITED? bro i swear, windows is installed in DISK C, xbox app autmatic install in DISK C, i change game installation location to DISK D and it creates these foulders Windows App and Program File. Now that we are at it, when im installing a game in DISK D it is also taking space from DISK C explain this

Hello, PabloVega. Thanks for reaching out! My name is Lucas, and I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user just like you. I'll be happy to assist you today.

Do you know if your D: drive is NTFS? Game Pass only allow games to be installed on NTFS partitions.

- Please go to Start > Computer > Right Click the drive you wish to check > Properties.

- In the Disk Properties window, you will see it next to File system. Please let me know if it is FAT32 or NTFS.

If the drive is NTFS, please make sure you set your default install location to the D drive:

- Open the Xbox App.

- Click on your Profile picture > Select Settings.

- In the Xbox Settings, go to General Section > Game install options.

- Click on the drop-down and change it to the D drive.

Also try changing the default location for new apps in Windows:

- Go to Start (Windows Start) -> Settings -> System -> Storage -> Change where new content is saved (under 'More Storage Settings').

- Change the setting "New Apps will install to:" to the drive you want to use. Restart your computer and see if you are able to install games on your D: drive.

Please let me know how it goes.

Your D: drive is NTFS, right? If so, please try to change the folder permission on your E drive:

Press Windows + E and go to the drive where you want to install the games (in your case, it’s the D: drive).

Locate the XboxGames folder. If it's not there, you can create it. Right-click on it and select Properties.

Go to the Security tab and select Advanced.

Click on Continue in the Permissions tab.

Select Change.

Click Advanced in the Select User or Group window, then Find now.

Select your user account and click on Ok.

Click on Ok and Apply on every window and close them.

After making the changes, restart the computer and check if you can now save the games to the selected drive.