How do I move games to another drive in battle net?

How do I move my Battle.net games to a new folder?

Copy and paste the original game folder to another drive, and run the Battle.net client. Step 2. Click Locate the game on the bottom of the interface. Choose the new folder.

How do I move games from C to D?

Does Battle.net have to be on C drive?

As required by the program, Battle.net needs to create files on the C drive, determining whether Battle.net can operate normally. So if the C drive is full, Battle.net will still prevent you from installing the game normally, even if the hard drive you prepared for downloading the game has a large space.

How do I move Battle.net from C drive to D drive?

Open the Blizzard Battle.net Desktop Application and go to the correct tab for the game you'd like to install. Hit the Install button. Under "Install Location," browse to the correct drive and folder you'd like to use for the installation.

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Should games go on C or D drive?

Using the D drive for games is recommended, as the C drive contains system data and operating system files. Any loss to the system causes a loss of the C drive data, which causes a loss of game data stored in it. If games are saved on the C drive, the drive will turn slow, affecting the system's performance.

How do I move games from HDD to SSD?

Navigate to the "App Migration" transfer mode and click "Start". On the left bar, you need to choose the drive where the games are installed. Next, find the games you want to transfer and tick the box. Since you're going to move the selected games to the SSD, click triangle icon to set the SSD as the target location.

Where does Battle.net store games?

The Battle.net client, by default, installs all the games in your Windows installation directory.

Can I just move files from C to D?

Yes. You can cut non-system files (such as desktop files and other files stored on the C drive) to another drive. If you wish to migrate desktop files from the C drive to a non-system drive, you can cut the files or change the desktop file path to another drive.

Can I move Steam games from C to D?

Find the game in your Library you want to move. Right click the game's title and select "Properties..." Select the "Local Files" tab and then select "Move install folder..." From the drop down menu you can then select the Steam Library folder location you want to move the game's installation to.

Can you put games on D drive?

Yes, you can. If you're using Steam or any other platform, you can go into their settings and configure it to install games into other drives than the C: drive.

Does uninstalling Battle.net delete games?

Note: Uninstalling the Battle.net desktop app does not uninstall your game clients.

Will Battle.net be discontinued?

No, everything will continue to run as it is now.

Can I sell my Battle.net games?

If you want to buy or sell a WoW item, use the in-game trade window, the auction house, or C.O.D mail.

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How do I transfer games to my hard drive?

Open Windows Explorer and create a folder on the external hard drive where you'll store your games. Step 2. Head to your current Origin folder and find the folder for the game you want to move. Copy it to the new location, and delete the old files.

Do games save to SSD or HDD?

SSDs load games and transfer data faster than HDDs but cost more per gigabyte. When choosing an SSD, look at read/write speeds to gauge performance. Modern SSDs use a PCIe interface that's faster than SATA III drives. Common SSD form factors include 2.5”, M.

Will games run slower on D drive?

No, using a slow, external (or internal) HDD will not “slow” performance. It will slow down the game loading and you might have to wait more and the first 20–30 secs might be a little stutter-y for loading all the assets, BUT, after that the FPS will be exactly same and you'll see no loss in PERFORMANCE.

Is C drive faster than D drive?

If both volumes are on the same HDD, then the D volume that has the lowest sectors will be faster than the C volume. That's decided by the physical location of the volume on the hard drive.

Is C drive better than D drive?

Your D: Drive generally is a secondary physical drive. This means any files on this drive will be safe if your primary C: Drive breaks. Because the C: Drive has the Operating system installed, it's more likely to break when doing a Windows update or even just when having a regular driver issue.

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