Change the location of Chrome/IE Edge/Firefox and move it to another hard drive

"Is it possible to move or change the location of web browsers like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox to a new hard drive partition? Can I transfer an installed web browser from its default installation location to a new drive? I'm using Windows 10. Please assist!"

How do I change the installation location of Chrome/Edge/Firefox?

Have you ever wondered how to change the installation directory of browsers like Chrome, Edge, and others on Windows 10, 8, or 7? For most users, it seems impossible to move installed programs, let alone web browsers, to a new location, especially when the system C drive is full. Yes, we're often told so. But is it really true?

Would you give it a try if I told you that you could move your browser, installed programs, and apps directly to another partition or hard drive? In this article, we'll show you how to effectively move Chrome, IE/Edge, Firefox, and more to another drive with just a few simple steps.

Download PC Transfer Software to Change Browser Location

Professional PC transfer software like Todo PCTrans Tool supports transferring installed programs, apps, and software on a Windows PC to a new hard drive or computer with just a few simple clicks.

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It's fully compatible with all Windows systems. If you're trying to move browsers like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox to another hard drive in Windows 10/8/7, this tool can help. Aside from moving apps to another disk, Todo PCTransfer also lets you transfer files, apps, and programs from one computer to another, such as moving a Chrome browser with bookmarks to a new PC.

Install Todo PCTrans on your old computer, and follow the steps below to let it do the transferring for you.

Tutorial: Move Chrome, Edge, or Firefox to Another Drive

Step 1: Run Todo PCTrans and choose the transfer mode.

On the main interface of Todo PCTrans, go to the “Application Migration” section and click “Start” to proceed.

Select the transfer mode

Step 2: Choose the apps and other drives to transfer

1. Select the source partition, and check the apps, programs, and software you want to migrate (labeled as "Yes").

2. Click the triangle icon to select another drive or disk as the target device, and then click “Migrate” to start the migration.

Select the apps to migrate

Step 3: Complete the migration process

After the transfer is complete, click "OK" to finish.

You can restart your computer to commit the changes, and the migration assistant should be available again on the other drive.

After that, restart your computer to save all the changes, and you should be able to run a web browser, such as Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, to search for and find any information you want without issues.