With the help of junctions in Windows, you can make Chrome think it is still on the system drive even though its content will be on a different drive. If you are also looking to move Chrome to a different drive, then keep reading and I’ll show you how to do it. Read Also: 11 Ways to Speed Up Google Chrome 1. Uninstall Chrome and move to the below-mentioned location in your PC:Ĭ:\Users\Your Username\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome Delete previously installed Chromeįirst, you need to delete the contents of any previous Chrome installation and also create a destination folder on a different drive where you want to install Chrome. In the above location, replace Your Username with your actual username. When you reach the Google folder, delete the Chrome folder inside it. Make sure you don’t delete the Google folder.Īfterwards, go to the drive where you want to install Chrome and create a folder in which you want Chrome to reside. I have created a folder with the name Chrome in D drive. Download and install the Junction appĪlthough junctions is a Windows built-in feature, but Windows natively doesn’t ship with an application to create junctions.
Download Junction app from the Microsoft website.You’ll need a third-party junction app available on Microsoft website. Open the zip file using your preferred extraction tool (like 7-zip) and extract the junction.exe (or junction64.exe if you have a 64-bit system) file in C:\Windows\System32 folder. Make sure you install it in the System32 folder inside the Windows, otherwise it won’t work. #I CANT DOWNLOAD GOOGLE CHROME ZIP FILE#.#I CANT DOWNLOAD GOOGLE CHROME INSTALL#.
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