it is also making me feel pretty stupid and I lot I was at least somewhat knowledgable about computers. My husband made a short cut to the D drive folder on my desktop and I guess it is working okay, at this point I am really unsure and kind of wishing I had not bought this computer but I wanted something with a big ram and lots of storage for my work and business.

If there is a work around could someone give me a hand Ive searched for about a.

Every time I open the installer of VS it shows the save location but wont let me change it: Im wanting to change the download destination to my D: drive.

So far when I have been downloading (after changing it I thought) stuff to the computer from one drive it is still going to the C drive and then I have to move it to the D drive folder. Im trying to figure out how to install Visual Studio Community 2015 on another drive besides my C: drive. All the computers I have used in the past you downlaod something it is on the computer, not going to one drive and not have two different hard drives, I want everything to be on the almost 1tb drive I have (d) and I think I have set that up now but how do I ensure that when I download something it is going to that drive and how do I access it easily like I would the desktop? I know these might be stupid questions and I am not even really sure I am explaining this right but I would appreciate any help anyone could offer. Through figuring this out I realized that I have some storage that is on the C: drive and then the majority being on the drive. Well I think I have solved that and I am actually saving to my computer (i work with svgs and need them to be stored locally on the pc so I can view the thumbnails with the extension I downloaded to use anyway), I hope anyway. D drive and your new larger hard drive will be drive C. Learn how to back up files to Google Drive. I had not realized that everything on my computer was saving to one drive. This is especially true if you are trying to copy your C drive and some of. You can back up content, data, and settings from your phone to your Google Account.

D drive vs c drive