Windows 10: Windows 10 Appdata

Howdy,


Just wanted to ask/test an idea I had to continue using my old 128GB PCI 3.0 SSD.


As stated the 128GB SSD is causing serious headaches at this point due to running very low on space. I've already done a disk cleanup so please don't give me a high-level solution like that. At this point I have 3 folders that I am eyeing.


1: Program Files 6.5GB

2. Program Files x86 25GB

3. Appdata 11GB


I know you cant move the entire Appdata without causing Windows Stability issues, same with the Program files and the x86 as well. But I figure if I can get away with moving sub-folders, like the folder for 7 days to die Steam Game under Appdata in this case. It just stores saves and map generations here Or the installation folder of Visual Studio? I don't believe V.S. asked where to install, but if there is an option to install it on another drive those steps would be welcome.


I would like to know if moving sub-folders in the Appdata, or Program files, will be fine without causing other issues. They'll be moving to another SSD with more space.


Would a Symlink folder work for this?

:)

 

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Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

I understand your inconvenience. We will assist you with it.

I suggest you to refer the following Microsoft help article to about AppData folder.

What is the AppData folder?

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/what-appdata-folder

Note: This link is also applicable to Windows 10 as well.

I suggest you to perform System Restore on your computer and check if you are able to get back the AppData folder.



System Restore brings a system to an operable condition after a disaster so that it can again accept and process data.



To perform System Restore follow the step provided below.

• Press Windows Key + R Key
• Type rstrui and press Enter.

Hope this resolves your issue. Do let us know if it helped. For further assistance, feel free to contact us.

Thank you.

 

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