How can i move movies tab to other drive?

[Leo_Dahlin]

When i have recorded a video for example, it ends up in movies in "This computer" in my C drive. But i want my movies to be in my D drive.

I have tried copying and pasting movies from C to D but the movies stays in C and i just get a copy of all movies in my D drive.

What can i do?

 

[Tech N Gamer]

Use CMD to create a link between the folder they go in and where you want it to go, example: mklink /j D:\Movies C:\Users\[userprofile]\Videos\Movies

[ttam]

Right click on the Movies folder (example C:/Users/Name), go to properties, find the location tab and there will be a text box to change where it goes. Just do something like D:/movies/

 

Or in the program you're recording in, just change the default save location.

[Naeaes]

Right-click on the 'Movies' -library in the File Explorer, pick 'Properties' and at the 'Location' -tab you can move the absolute folder to where-ever. It'll autosync once you Apply the settings. Same goes for Pics, Documents and so on.

This is just the Windows default location. Kind of a 'Please copy them in this library, pretty please! Best regards, Windows' -thing.

 It's still entirely up to the program itself if they respect it. Most do, but sometimes you have to set the folder in the program itself.

[Leo_Dahlin]

9 minutes ago, ttam said:

6 minutes ago, Naeaes said:

9 minutes ago, Tech N Gamer said:

 

 

THANKS!!!!!!!!!

 

[LogicalDrm]

You can also add several folders in Libraries. Like one from C, one from D and another different from D.