How to Move Microsoft Office to Another Drive in 2 Different Ways?
Geeks - There are several reasons why you might want to move Microsoft Office to another drive, such as freeing up space on your primary drive, improving performance, or simply organizing your files better. Whatever the reason, there are two main ways you can do this: by using the built-in Office tools or by manually moving the files. Here's how to do it in both ways:
Using the built-in Office tools:
Open any Office program, such as Word or Excel.
Go to the "File" menu and select "Options."
In the "Options" window, select "Advanced."
Scroll down to the "File Locations" section and click on the folder icon next to the type of file you want to move (e.g., "Templates," "Startup," etc.).
In the "Modify Location" window, browse to the new location where you want to store the files and click "OK."
Repeat this process for each type of file you want to move.
Manually moving the files:
Close all Office programs.
Navigate to the location where Microsoft Office is currently installed (usually in the "Program Files" folder).
Select the entire Microsoft Office folder and copy it to the new location.
Create a shortcut to the Office programs in the new location on your desktop or in your Start menu for easy access.
Either of these methods will allow you to move Microsoft Office to another drive and access it just as you did before. Just be sure to follow the instructions carefully to avoid any issues.
