3 Ways To Move Installed Programs To Another Location In Windows 10

I am providing 3 easy ways to move your installed programs to another location in Windows 10, so you may have free space for upcoming installations on C drive. Kindly follow the below steps.

SteamMover

SteamMover is a program to move your games, files, and folders of the installed programs to another location and free up your disk space if you are having low or less space on any particular drive.

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Move installed programs to another location using SteamMover

Note: be sure that your C drive is an NTFS format, not FAT32 format.

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Application Mover

Application Mover is a utility that gives you access to move your installed programs on any other drive if you are facing less space on any of the Drives. This tool is very précised. The program you selected for migration, Application Mover, will scan each shortcut from every location and change the path to a new one so the workings of the program will not be affected.

How to Move installed programs using Application Mover

Download the tool from below link. Run the installer. Click on Next to proceed further.

After selecting all the parameters, click on Install to start the installation.

Click on Finish to complete the installation.

Open the Application Mover app from the Start Menu. Now select the Current path and New path for any program, which you want to move.

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Move the Apps from Settings

Sometimes you install any game or social media app from the Windows Store. All those apps are installed on the C drive. You can move these apps to another drive in order to free up space. Open Settings, and go to the “System”.

Now click on the “Apps and features”. Then a list of all installed apps will be shown to you. You can only move those apps which you install by yourself from the store. Not those that were pre-installed when you installed Windows 10.

Choose any method and move your installed programs to another location if your System drive gets filled with all installed programs. But be very careful while doing this, and do not move important and costly software to another location. Because moving the installed programs can cause any issue or bad working at a new place. If you want to change the default location of your installed programs, refer to this article. Thank You.