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FolderMove v3.0
FolderMove v3.0 Move the installation folder of a Program or Game to other drive, without breaking it or reinstalling. A symbolic link will be created from the old directory to the new one. Easy as one-two-three... Just Select the Installation Folder Select New Destination Drive Start Moving, that's all Do you have a SSD drive that is too small to hold all your Games or Software? move programs from one path to a different path on the same hard disk or to another hard disk on that same computer What is Symbolic Link? A symbolic link contains a text string that is automatically interpreted and followed by the operating system as a path to another directory. The symbolic link is a second file that exists independently of its target. If a symbolic link is deleted, its target remains unaffected. If a symbolic link points to a target, and sometime later that target is moved, renamed or deleted, the symbolic link is not automatically updated or deleted, but continues to exist and still points to the old target. Requirements: Microsoft Windows® 11, 10, 8/8.1, 7 .NET Framework 4.7.2+ Usage: Move installation folders in one click Make Symbolic Links automatically FM does not require any skills Just Select the Installation Folder Select New Destination Drive Start Moving, that's all Completely Free It's a 100% free software for private, non-commercial use. Nothing to install A small executable file "265KB" to take with you anywhere. Secure Transfer Must be run 'As Administrator' no permission to guest Account. Click here to visit the author's website.
5/5 5,271 Jan 12, 2022
RCPsoft.net
FreeMove v1.6.0
FreeMove v1.6.0 Move directories (even from one drive to another) freely without breaking installations or shortcuts If a program installs on C:\ by default or you want to move the installation folder of a program to somewhere else without breaking it you can use this program. How It works The files are moved to the new location A directory junction is created from the old location to the new one. This way trying to access a file from its old location will simply redirect to the new one Usage Run the executable and use the GUI If you want to move from or to a directory, like those contained in C:\Program Files, which requires administrative privileges, run the program as an administrator or it won't work! Recommendations You should not move important system directories as they can break core functionalities like Windows Update and Windows Store Apps. C:\Users - C:\Documents and Settings - C:\Program Files - C:\Program Files (x86) should not be moved. If you wish to do It anyway do it at your own risk. To move the directory back refer to the last part of the readme. However moving directories contained in the previously mentioned directories should not cause any problem. So you are free to move C:\Program Files\HugeProgramIDontWantOnMySSD without any problem. Uninstalling moved programs To uninstall you a program you should proceed as you would do normally without deleting the junction. This way the uninstaller will delete all the files It needs to (even if they are in the new location) and leave the junction file and an empty directory where you moved the program which you can choose to delete manually or not (they take up almost no space) Moving back a program Delete the junction (this won't delete the content) in the old position and move the directory back to its original ...
5/5 5,318 Jan 12, 2022
Luca imDema
   
 
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