Is it possible to force Adobe temp files to a different disk on Windows?

[scottw64909781]

My C: drive is  a very small (but fast). I know I can't install Adobe Creative Cloud on anything other than the C: drive, but is it possible to force the temp files to a different drive. I have found a folder on the C: drive labeled "adobeTemp" which is apparently being used to update the various Creative Cloud apps. The updates are failing because of "Insufficient Space" on the drive. I can update one (barely), but if two attempt to update at the same time, I run out of space (and also run into issues with other apps). 

I have migrated most read/write elements (including Windows temp files) to my D: drive which has lots of space, but Adobe seems to be insistent on using the C: drive.

[Peru Bob]

You will need room on the C drive not only for Adobe temp files, but also for Windows updates.

Consider getting a larger C drive, as you will likely see performance issues.

[Peru Bob]

I've moved this from the Using the Community forum (which is the forum for issues using the forums) to the Download and Install forum.

[Nancy OShea]

If you use Photoshop, you need free HD space for your scratch disk, too. 

My aging workstation isn't the fastest train on the tracks but it does what I need it to do with a 2 TB hard drive and 16 GB RAM.