Windows 10: My OS is in C drive, but in D drive no folders or files shown. While evquiring in...

My OS is in C drive, but in D drive no folders or files shown. While evquiring in properties it is showing that D drive is ocupied 16 GB . Unable to format D drive.

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A folder in my desktop and files at documents, and videos which should be in c drive is shown at my D Drive. Why is it so?

Default folder of c drives are seen at d drive which linked to each other. when i checked the directory it is shown as located at d drive but it is also seen at c drive. need help asap.

 

how to move file folders from C drive to D drive

Hi, James. I'm Robinson, and I’m happy to help you today.

Please provide some more detail on what you are trying to do. Which folders do you want to move to drive D?

If you want to move the Documents, Photos, Videos, and Downloads from drive C to drive D, you can use this procedure.

Step 1: Create the folders on the drive D

1-Open the File Explorer

2-Click on "This PC" and open the drive D

3-Right-click on an empty area and select New > Folder

4-Enter the name for the folder like Documents, Photos, Videos, and Downloads

Step 2: Move the folder

1-Open the File Explorer

2-Right-click on the folder that you want to move (I.g Documents) and click on Properties

3-Click on the "Location" tab

4-Click on the "Move..." button

5-Select the correct folder on the drive D, click on "Select Folder" then click on Apply and Ok

I hope this information helps. If you have any questions, please let me know and I'll be glad to assist you further.

 

Videos Folder is now D Drive

Hi, Juan. I'm Robinson, and I’m happy to help you today.

The easiest solution is to move back your videos folder to drive C and then move to the correct folder on drive D.

Step 1: Create a new Video folder on drive C

1-Open the File Explorer

2-Click on This PC then click on Local Disk C:

3-Open the folder "Users" then open the folder with your user name

4-Right-click on an empty area and select New > Folder

5-Name the folder as "Videos" or "Videos1" and press enter to save

Step 2:Move the Videos folder back to drive C

1-Open the File Explorer

2-Right-click on the Videos folder and click on properties

3-Click on the Location tab

4-Click on "Move...", then select the folder created in the previous step and confirm to move the content to the new location

Step 3: Create a new Videos folder on drive D, and repeat the procedure to move the file to this folder