Windows 10: My Downloads folder is filling up my C drive...how do I move it?

Folks,

I don't want to move my Users folder. (Kari has an excellent tutorial on that. I did it on a previous system and that's not a solution for me.)

My C drive is an SSD and my downloads are at 120GB. Sure, I can move things manually, but I'd rather have Win10 see and use the Downloads folder...in my D drive, not my C drive.

How do I do that?

Thanks,
Ken

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trans ferrying from SSd drive. 135gb - 1tb data drive

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The C drive is rapidly filling up!

 

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How to change your default save locations on Windows 10 | Windows 10 content from SuperSite for Windows

 

Nice. I'm not sure that will work for what I intend, but it's a start...

Thanks,
Ken

 

in that link, scroll down to the bottom where you can use File Folder Properties to Move your folder to another drive.
(ie) Right click your Downloads Folder, choose Properties,/Location/Move browse to the drive and folder you want to move it to.