Tutorial on changing download path in Microsoft Store

Microsoft systems generally come with their own app stores, allowing users to directly download the software or games they want. However, the default download path of the app store is on the C drive. In order to prevent the C drive from becoming popular, the editor recommends that you modify the download path. Let’s take a look at the specific modification methods. How to change the Microsoft Store download path: First, we need to understand that UWP applications installed in the Windows 10 App Store are installed in C: Program Files Windows Apps by default. All we have to do is change this default installation location. 1. Open the Start menu, click "Settings", and then select "System". Select "Storage" in the left column, and we can see the following interface.

2. In the More storage settings column, select Change where new content is saved. We only need to change the default c drive location to another drive, such as D drive. There are a lot of changes in it. The most important thing for us is to change new applications will be saved to location, other documents, music, pictures, videos, maps, etc. It depends on your preference whether to set it or not.

In Windows 10, applications are installed on the C drive by default, causing the C drive space to be tight. PHP editor Yuzi found a simple solution to install UWP applications to other partitions, effectively freeing up C drive space. This article details how to set up this feature and provides a step-by-step guide to help you easily manage your application storage space.

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