Windows 10: (WIN 10) I can't download/save programs into my second disk

C: is the internal and F: is the external disk (pic down below). (The language on my laptop is set in german so i can't name everything correctly)

So i moved all the files into the external disk. In Settings > System > Storage > Change location for new content i've set that everything will save in F:, including applications. I usually use Opera and i download the apps from there, it asks me where to save the setup and i choose F:. But still, it actually saves all the stuff into C:. When i go to Settings > Applications > Apps & Features and filter it to only C: it shows the applications i tried to save in F:. Except for the apps in the Microsoft store, they get saved in F:. How can i change that? I appreciate every help.




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(WIN 10) I can't download/save programs into my second disk

C: is the internal and F: is the external disk (pic down below). (The language on my laptop is set in german so i can't name everything correctly)

So i moved all the files into the external disk. In Settings > System > Storage > Change location for new content i've set that everything will save in F:, including applications. I usually use Opera and i download the apps from there, it asks me where to save the setup and i choose F:. But still, it actually saves all the stuff into C:. When i go to Settings > Applications > Apps & Features and filter it to only C: it shows the applications i tried to save in F:. Except for the apps in the Microsoft store, they get saved in F:. How can i change that? I appreciate every help.

 

HDD won't show up

then it is PUIS switched on, a common problem.

KB3021937

Your options.

1. Linux.

Code: sudo hdparm -iI /dev/sdx sudo hdparm -s0 /dev/sdx where x stands for your disk letter.[/quote]
2. HDAT2 burn an CD boot it and disable it in features.

3. On windows download hdparm exe

To use hdparm:

• Download the hdparm installer for your architecture (32-bit or 64-bit) from HDPARM TOOL FOR WINDOWS
  
  
• Install hdparm with the installer you downloaded above.
  
  
• Start Disk Management (WIN+X, then K).
  
  
• Determine which disk # maps to the disk that needs PUIS disabled.
  
  
• Run an elevated command prompt (WIN+X, then A).
  
  
• In the command prompt, run the following in order:
  • cd %systemdrive%"\Program Files (x86)\hdparm"
    
    
  • hdparm.exe -s 0 hd[a-z]
    • [a-z] is a single letter that maps to the disk number. E.g. if your disk # is 0 then you would use “hda”, if your disk # is 1 then you would use “hdb”, etc.

 

(WIN 10) I can't download/save programs into my second disk





C: is the internal and F: is the external disk. (The language on my laptop is set in german so i can't name everything correctly)

So i moved all the files into the external disk. In Settings > System > Storage > Change location for new content i've set that everything will save in F:, including applications. I usually use Opera and i download the apps from there, it asks me
where to save the setup and i choose F:. But still, it actually saves all the stuff into C:. When i go to
Settings > Applications > Apps & Features and filter it to only C: it shows the applications i tried to save in F:. Except for the apps in the Microsoft store, they get saved in F:. How can i change that? I appreciate every help.