Forza 7 being installed on a non boot drive

Hi Samuel,

Thanks for letting us know you were able to get the information needed to fix your issue. I will go ahead and lock this thread as it has been resolved. Feel free to come back to the forums if you have any other questions or issues.

Brad

To all

I want to say sorry for the slow response ..was out of town on work trip..

I found both replys very insightful and well explained . Which I took a little from both to

rectify the issue and.. I mainly do Cisco IOS and my windows focus has been lacking

in recent years ..But you get hooked on Racing game ..and see that youre actually pretty

decent for a old geezer..

And my wife use to say you need to focus !!! Forget her

Thanks again

Sam

To all

I want to say sorry for the slow response ..was out of town on work trip..

I found both replys very insightful and well explained . Which I took a little from both to

rectify the issue and.. I mainly do Cisco IOS and my windows focus has been lacking

in recent years ..But you get hooked on Racing game ..and see that youre actually pretty

decent for a old geezer..

And my wife use to say you need to focus !!! Forget her

Thanks again

Sam

Hi,

Change the default install behaviour follow the guide I've made below.

Right click on the Windows Start button and select 'Settings'. In the settings screen, select
System.





Next, click on 'Storage' and click on the 'Change where new content is saved' option as circled below:





In the 'Change where new content is saved' Window, click on the drop down to change the hard drive you want to use to save new apps and Windows 10 games. Press the
'Apply' button and you're all set.





How to Move Apps to a different hard drive.

You can also move installed Windows 10 games and apps to over drives on your computer. Go to the settings screen again and select
Apps and Features

Find your game in the list. Click on it and select Move.





In the little window that appears, click on the drop down to select the drive you want to move the game/app to and click
Move.





Wait for Windows to complete the transfer to the other drive. This may take some time, depending on the size of the application. You can continue to use the computer normally while this is being done, but I would advise against playing any games as this
will slow the process down.

Hi there,

I'm assuming you are installing this on a PC, in such case try to see if the suggestion on this post helps:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-do-i-change-the-install-location-for-apps/d8f05b90-2899-4e8d-89ec-48afa90faa15

to change the location.

Let us know the results