Creative apps install to my SSD which is full.. How to change install location

[TGIJ]

All my creative cloud apps attempt to install to my main drive which is my boot drive, my SSD. this drive is full. i wish to get all the apps installed on my hard drive. How do I do this? Windows 10

[kglad]

Change Install Location for Applications

With the CC application opened, choose the little gear icon in the upper right corner and then choose Preferences.  In the Preferences screen select Creative Cloud and then look for the Install Location drop down

[TGIJ]

I have it set to this:

it has installed some of my apps to the hard drive I wanted but some apps are still giving me an error saying:

[kglad · Accepted solution]

some files (eg, config files) have to be installed on your c drive.

clear space and retry.

[TGIJ]

I have removed some space and that seems to be installing them, just means my SSD will be full after I have the apps I need 😕

[kglad]

there's not much space needed for those config files (but there's some).  the main space occupying files you can relocate like you're doing.

[DoJa]

How come my libraries (now 54 GB,..and growing)) are on my c-drive.

I realy need to move them because im getting problems with my c-drive.

Its not just installing the apps on an other drive, i already did that!

The files are kept in:  AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\LIBS\bla bla bla bla...

..or can i just delete this?

[Mjames]

Why is there no solution to this?  Adobe = AI is here, we are aware.  Why such poor support for your customers?  We need a simple solution to move these files off the C drive.  Crazy that it hasn't been addressed yet by the Adobe "team" which I am not sure exists. 

[kglad]

@Mjames 

adobe has always been haphazard in its file distribution, so that's unlikely to change in he future.  that said, most (but not all) files can be installed off the os drive.

[Test Screen Name]

Appdata is a fixed location set my Microsoft. Adobe have to use it for many purposes. Maybe Microsoft allow you to move it to another physical drive. The real problem is totally inadequate internal disks in many machines sold today.