My PC was built in June 2013 which was when I installed Windows 8 Pro.Īlthough, Windows runs 100% stable and all games and apps work as they should with no unexpected crashes or anything like that, I've encountered issues with the Windows Store updating certain apps and games which had been installed months before and had previously been updating fine. I have been using a standard admin Microsoft account since Windows 8 so there have been no changes to my accounts.
An option to move apps in bulk would certainly be useful as you would not have to perform the same operation over and over again for all apps you want to move to another drive on the system.I've had Windows 10 Pro installed as an upgrade from Windows 8.1 Pro since just before its official July 2015 release and since then it has been upgrading to v1511 last November and, finally, to various v1607 builds in the past few weeks to the current Build 14393.3 I am using now. Moving apps to another drive can be useful if you run out of disk space or want an app to run from another drive. There is also a and a WpSystem folder in root which contain cache, settings and other data that is generated by the app or system.Īll applications that you move to the same drive use the same folder structure. The WindowsApps folder in root stores all apps and the files they ship with. Windows creates several folders on the drive related to that app. Once done, it is stored on the selected drive. The app is moved to the drive which may take a moment. Select move as your option and the drive you want to move the app to when the prompt comes up.
This displays buttons to move or to uninstall it. To move an app on Windows 10 click on it in the interface. Note that Windows mixes desktop programs and apps in the listing and that there is no option provided to filter only by apps.Īll applications are sorted by size but you can use filters at the top to change that or use the search to find particular apps you are interested in.
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