How to Transfer Spotify Playlists | Change Spotify Installation Location -

As a frequent user of music-streaming services, you might ask:

"I don't want Spotify to be installed on my C drive. I prefer it to be on my E drive. When I install Spotify, it automatically installs on the C drive without giving me an option to change the location. Is there any way to change this?"

Is it possible to transfer all saved songs and playlists from one account to another? For example, if I want to completely delete an old account and start using a new one?

As you flip through pages, you might be looking for the easiest way to change Spotify installation location and transfer Spotify playlists to another account. Both issues can be resolved with the help of a software – the Todo PCTrans Tool.

We'll now move on to examine the main features of data migration tools.

Tool: Todo PCTrans translates to: Todo PCTrans (Pending Task for PC Transfer)

Todo PCTrans is a user-friendly data migration software designed to transfer applications from one computer to another or to a different drive. It allows you to move all your data to wherever you want, including transferring files and accounts to another computer or drive. It even enables you to migrate all your data from the hard disk when your PC fails to boot.

How do I change the installation location of Spotify?

Whether you're running out of space on your C drive or need to move Spotify to a new computer, you might need to change where the program is installed. We'll show you two ways to move Spotify on Windows.

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Applies to: Desktop apps.

#1. Move Spotify to Another Drive

Step 1: Launch the Todo PCTrans tool and choose the transfer mode.

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

Step 2: Choose the app and other drives to move

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

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

Select the apps you want to migrate

Step 3: Complete the migration process

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

You can restart your computer to apply the changes, and the migration assistant should then run on another drive.

Finish app migration

How to Move the AppData Folder to Another Drive (Manually)

Step 1: Locate the Spotify program folder on your C drive.

Step 2: Copy the Spotify folder to another drive.

Step 3: Update the shortcut on your desktop or create a new .exe file for the document.

#2. Transfer Spotify to Another Computer

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Step 1: Run Todo PCTrans on Both Computers

On the source computer, at the Todo PCTrans main screen, choose Computer to Computer and proceed.

Step 2: Choose the transfer direction – from the old computer or the new one

"New" - Transfer all data from an old computer to the current new one remotely.

"Old" – Transfer all your data from your current old device to the new one.

Select the transfer direction

Step 3: Connect the two computers

1. Select the IP address or device name of the target PC, then click Connect.

2. Type in the login password for the target computer, then click “OK” to confirm.

If the target PC is not listed, you can also click Add PC to manually connect to it by entering its IP address or device name.

Step 4: Select the apps, programs, and software to transfer to the target computer

1. You choose and select what you want to transfer from your current computer to the target computer.

2. After selecting the apps and data you wish to transfer, click on “Transfer” to commence the process.

How to Transfer Songs from One Spotify Account to Another 1. Make sure you're logged in to both Spotify accounts that you want to use for the transfer. 2. In the source account (the one with the songs you want to move), create a playlist and add the songs you wish to transfer to this playlist. 3. Log out of the source account and log in to the target account (the one receiving the songs). 4. In the target account, click on "Browse" or "Discover," then select "Your Library." 5. Under the "Playlists" section, tap "Add New Playlist" to create a new playlist to receive the songs from the source account. 6. Go back to the source account and copy the playlist's URL. In your browser, paste the URL and press Enter. This will open a read-only version of the playlist. 7. In the target account, look for an option like "Import Playlist" or "Import Link" (this may vary depending on your device and platform). If you can't find this option, you can use third-party apps or services like "SpotiTransfer" or "SongShift" to assist with the transfer. 8. Paste the source account playlist's URL and follow the on-screen instructions to import the songs into the new playlist in the target account. 9. Check the new playlist in the target account to ensure all songs have successfully transferred. Please note that transferring songs or playlists directly within the Spotify app might not be possible, and you might need to use a web version or a third-party tool as described above. Additionally, copyright and regional restrictions may affect the transfer of certain songs.

The above methods mainly detail how to change Spotify's install location from the C drive to another disk. The following will discuss how to transfer your Spotify playlists. If you're trying to move all of your playlists to a new account, it's best to do this on the desktop version with the following steps.

How to Copy a Spotify Playlist

Step 1: Drag your playlists from your old account to the desktop.

Step 2: Switch to your Spotify account.

Step 3: In Windows, press CTRL + A to select all the songs, and then add them to a new playlist.

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