Move Windows 11/10 Installed Apps & Programs to Other Drive

"Hi there, do you know how to move or transfer installed software, program,s or apps from Windows 10 C drive to another new drive? My computer is becoming full of installed programs, software, apps, and games. 

And my computer is working slower and slower with so many programs installed on the C drive. I want to know is it possible to move installed programs and apps to another drive. How?"

Are you having a similar problem that your Windows PC is stuffed with installed programs, software, and apps? Do you need a simple way to help you move Windows 10 installed apps/programs/software from a C drive to another hard drive? Powerful PC transfer software - EaseUS Todo PCTrans will help you do the job with ease.

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Use EaseUS Todo PCTrans Software to Move Windows 11/10 Installed Apps & Programs to Other Drive 

EaseUS Todo PCTrans supports all Windows users to transfer data from an old PC to new PC and move C drive installed apps/programs to another hard drive with simple clicks. You may free download this software and follow the below tips to migrate installed programs, software, and apps from a Windows 10 C drive to another hard drive with ease.

Guide: Migrate Windows 11/10 installed program/apps to new drive

Step 1. Launch EaseUS Todo PCTrans and select transfer mode

On the main screen of EaseUS Todo PCTrans, go to "App Migration" section and click "Start" to continue.

Step 2. Select apps and another drive to transfer

1. Select the source partition and tick applications, programs and software (marked as "Yes") that you'd like to migrate.

2. Click triangle icon to select another drive or disk as your target device and click "Transfer" to start the migration.

Step 3. Finish the migration process

When the transferring process finishes, click "OK" to complete.

You can restart your PC to keep all the changes, and you should be able to run your migrated apps on the other drive again.

After this, reboot the PC to keep all changes, and then you can run and continue using the moved app/programs/software in the new drive on Windows 10 without any issues.