Windows 10: ERROR CODE: 0x80073d0d Not able to move a game to D: drive.

i have been trying to move the apps Among us and Minecraft to my 128 Gb to my usb drive. when ever i try, after a few seconds i get the error code 0x80073d0d and a message saying i can’t move the app. also, whenever i plug in the usb drive i get a message saying there is a problem with my drive and prompts me to scan and fix it. i have used scan and fix on this drive multiple times before and my computer has been giving me the “all clear” but whenever i plug it in i still get the message. please help.

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Unable to shift Asphalt 9 and 8 to Disk D, getting error code 0x80073d0d

Hello,
I think that two games I play, Asphalt 9 and 8 are eating up my storage in disk C. I am unable to shift it to disk D, which has 911 GB of free space. I am getting error code 0x80073d0d when I am trying to shift the games. Can you please tell me why this error code is always coming and how to shift it successfully?

With Regards,

 

Windows Store Error Code 0x80073D0D

For about a year now the Xbox Game Bar "App" has failed to install most recently with Error Code 0x80073D0D.

I have tried WSreset many times and reinstalling the windows store . I would force uninstall and reinstall the app except the name is not clearly displayed in any appx package names ie Microsoft.XboxGameBar.

Any suggestions?

System Specs:

AMD Phenom II x4 965

24Gb of ram

250 Gb SSD as boot drive

2TB HDD for everything else

RX470

 

"D" drive is full on HP B&O with Win 10

Hello,

Based on the information you've provided, we understand that you're unable to access D: drive on your computer and would like to delete some files. For us to assist you better with this concern, kindly answer the following questions:

• Which D: drive are you referring to, internal or external drive?
• What happens when you try to open D: drive, do you get any error message/error code?
• If yes, would you please mention the error message/error code in the response post?
• By the way, when did you start noticing this issue?

Meanwhile, we suggest checking if you are able to open the drive through Disk management by following the steps below:

• 
  Press Windows logo + X keys on the keyboard and select Disk management option.
  
• 
  Right click on the drive which is inaccessible and select Open option.
  
• 
  Check if the changes are effective.
  

We're looking forward to your response.