Native Access is allocating disk space on the wrong hard drive in Windows

Win10
Win10 Member Posts: 2 Member
edited October 2024 in Native Access
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See the screenshot. I have installed everything from NI on C: but set the Content to H:

This worked as it installed all the samples and such (the stuff that takes a lot of GB) on my huge HDD H: But I want the applications to run on my C: SSD.

This is set up correctly and the folders are created in the correct place. The problem is that windows allocates all the space to C: wehre I have hundreds of GB blocked for stuff that is actually located on H:.

How do I free the disk space allocation on C: as there is actually none of that content installed ?

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  • Win10
    Win10 Member Posts: 2 Member

    I Used TreeSize to check my C drive and found out that the disk space was not actually used by native Instruments. It only shows up in Apps and Features under C: which is not an issue. Thread can be closed.

  • BurtyKroes
    BurtyKroes Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    What did you do to fix this? Won't this prevent future do downloads at some point if the c drive thinks it's full?

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