I can't move Minecraft from C to D

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Hi,

You can't transfer space from D drive to C drive because these drives are a separate physical storage devices. You should be able to install games directly to the D:\ drive. You can move installed games and apps between drives though.

You'll need to free up some storage from your C:\ drive soon, either by moving games and apps to your D:\ drive or uninstalling unused apps or games from the C:\ drive. If you don't free up storage you won't be able to update your Windows installation.

This guide explains how to move games to different drives. How you move them depends what system the game was installed with (Xbox App, Steam, Epic), but all the main one's are included here.

Disclaimer: The above link is a not a Microsoft affiliated website.

I have already renamed D:\WindowsApps to D:\WindowsAppsOld before trying. When I try to set the new drive from C: to D:, it creates a new D:\WindowsApps folder but then errors and leaves the setting as C:. There is also a C:\Program Files\WindowsApps folder
but I assume this is not the one it is talking about. I can't rename this one as it is in use by the Store.

**** the same half-workaround works now for me.

I just Installed Chorus on D (Which never started) and it didnt start.

I then installed Shipbreakers on D and it didn't worked

Moved Shipbreaker to C and it didn't work(check and repair does nothing btw)

Reinstalled Shipbreaker on C and it worked

MOVED Shipbreaker to D and it still worked?????????????????????????

So the solution is to install the games on your windows drive and move them to other drives. Just never install a game on another drive

Edit: I did the same now with Chorus on drive C(50 gig redownloading yay) and moved it to D, it worked.

Nice job microsoft... whatever you messed up there this needs to be fixed