How do I change the default software installation directory from drive C to drive E? Google Browse.

The latest 360 Security Guard can use the "C Drive Move" feature (right here in the "Advanced Tools") to move Chrome elsewhere and try it out. How to change the default software installation directory from drive C to drive E? (Google Browse.)

When installing the software, there are installation directories below, which can be changed before installation.

Uninstall Google Chrome first, reinstall it again, select Custom Install when installing, and then select the directory you want to install.

The latest 360 Security Guard can use the "C Drive Move" feature (right here in the "Advanced Tools") to move Chrome elsewhere and try it out.

Uninstall and reinstall directly, install the path C: program.0 to d: program...Can.

You can choose the path when you install it, I guess you didn't pay attention.

Workaround:

1.Close your Chrome browser – right-click on the desktop shortcut – open the file location.

2.Click on local -- see the google folder right? The chrome browser is right inside.

3.Paste the entire Google folder above into the C drive accidentally.

4.Look back and see if the original Google folder has been cleaned up, and if you don't delete it completely with Ctrl+Delete.

Since Chrome cannot select the installation path when installing, it needs to be transferred after the installation is completed by default.

2. After the default installation is completed, the Google Chrome shortcut will be automatically created on the desktop, move the mouse to the Google Chrome shortcut, click the right mouse button, and click the [Properties] option to enter;

3. After finding the starting location, you can see that it is installed on the C drive by default, copy the starting position, and then open the disk in the directory where you want to install the browser (D disk as an example);

4. Cut all the files in the Chrome Google Chrome installation directory under the C drive to the disk to be installed (D drive as an example);

5. Now click on the Google Chrome shortcut on the desktop, and then click on Delete shortcut;

6. Enter the D-drive Chrome Google Chrome installation directory, move the mouse to the Google Chrome icon, and right-click to create a new Google Chrome shortcut to the desktop;

The steps are as follows:

1. Click the start menu, select the "Run" tool, or press the shortcut key "Win+R" to open the "Run" menu.

2. Enter "regedit" in the "Run" dialog box and press OK to open the registry!

3. After opening the registry, find hkey current user---software---microsoft---windows---currentversion---explorer---user shell folders in the registration list, 4. Find "desktop" on the right side of the registry window, if you haven't modified the system defaults to this file name!

5. Double-click Desktop, in the pop-up dialog box, modify its data data to the preset path, if you want to put the desktop in the folder of "D disk-desktop", modify its value to: "D: desktop", its name can be defined by yourself, both Chinese and English!

Step 1: Enter the computer first, as shown in the figure below:

Step 2: After entering the computer, enter the system [C drive], then enter the [User], then [System Account Folder], and then find the [Desktop] folder inside. and right-click and select Properties, as shown in the image below

Step 3: After entering the desktop properties, switch to the [Position] tab, and then click [Move] at the bottom, as shown in the following figure:

Step 4: After that, it will pop up and need to be moved to other desktop folder locations, such as we can move to E disk (of course, we can also make D disk or other non-system disks).

Select OK to place the desktop folder in the desktop folder of the E drive, and then click "OK" at the bottom.

Step 5: Click OK above, a move folder prompt dialog box will pop up again, mainly to confirm whether you want to move all files from the original location to the new location, here click "Yes" at the bottom, as shown in the figure below:

The steps to change the desktop position are as follows:

1. Enter the current user's desktop path, and the path is c: users username.

2. Right-click on the desktop folder - select Properties - switch to the Location tab - click Move - select the path of the D drive.

Open "Computer" - Desktop" right-click --- properties--- change the letter c in front of the target position to d, click Apply, confirm and it is done, and then you check your existing desktop file properties, the location is in the position of the D disk, if you want to change to other disks, you can change the letters of other disks!

Computer property settings, and then change the default storage disk in that setting to that location.

For example, create a folder on drive D. Desktop. Then move the desktop of the C drive over and you're good to go.

You can install the software on a non-system disk, or back up the system!

If you have a file transfer tool, you can try it.

After setting the files and folders in the D drive, they are displayed on the desktop, how to undo this setting?

What should I do if the data is lost or not moved together after the previous files are opened?

This can't be changed,The setting of the installation directory is brought by the installer,That is, when each software is designed and installed, it depends on which drive letter the designer is installed by default,In general,The designer is installed on the C disk by default in order not to uninstall or destroy the software,After all, the C disk is the system disk,Few people are willing to move the things in the system disk casually。 Therefore, it is impossible to automatically change the drive letter of each installation through the settings, and you can set the installation directory by yourself every time you install it, there is no easy way

When installing the software, there will be a prompt for the default installation path, if you want to modify, change the c in the path to e, the installer will automatically create a folder, if you want to install to the specified directory, then you can also modify the path.

If you know how to install the system without ghost!

Don't go for automatic installation when you install it! Choose to install it manually!

During the installation process, it is not necessary to select a drive letter for installation!

His default is to install on the C disk, you choose to install the disk you need and it's OK!

It seems that the desktop can't be set, but my documents can be set, and emails can be stored in the path.

When you save, select Save As, and then select the path. You now have it on your desktop and can cut and paste it into other disks.

360 now has a mobile file software that can be used for a while.

See which software you want to set upIE?? The default settings of any software are generally my documentation, and they also belong to the C drive! The advice to you is that you can find the corresponding software' and then change the default save directory.

Which software do you need to modify, Browser or Thunderbolt?

This is understandable.

Generally, computers have only one operating system, and the system disk is on the C drive by default. So the software must be a C drive when it is installed by default. However, some software can be manually changed to other paths. However, some drivers or software are directly installed on the C drive without path selection.

For one hard drive, there can only be one active primary disk partition! Everything else is extended, that is to say, C disk and E disk, only one of which can automatically start the system when the machine starts, that is, there is only one default system disk. So the software will be loaded with C disk by default, and if you want to install E disk, you can change it manually.

Seriously, can your e-drive system really show up options when it boots up? Is it PE? If you really want to make a dual system, it is better to merge the two disks, and both systems are in the main disk.

However, the data will be lost when merging, and the risk of unsuccessful activation is relatively large, so the next time you install the system, or the next time you install the computer, you can test the C disk space to make it larger.

It's all system software that can't choose the path.,Of course, you have to install the system disk.,Otherwise, there will be a downward arrow in the obscure place.,You can see the installation path after the extension is opened.。 In addition to prompting the installation of the C disk for the first time, the software update of the E disk will also default to the E disk.

The system with the E drive, when the system of your C drive is broken and it can't be turned on, it won't start. If it's just for prevention, forget it, install a PE system, also install it in the C disk, and leave a system software in the E disk. If the C disk system is broken, PE will automatically generate a virtual hard disk, that is, there is an extra hard disk, and after entering, you can comfortably format the C disk and install another system.

It's better that way.