Mutare Appdata pe alta partitie

ust moving the folder is not enough.
Once you have moved it, you must replace the original with a symbolic link to the new location. This will make windows think the data is still located on your C drive, while it actually is on your D drive.
Do note, this does work with AppData, but not with Program Files nor with the Windows folder, as it will break things like Windows Update.
To create the Directory Junction (Symbolic Link) do the following:
Open a cmd window with administrative privileges.
Navigate to c:\Users\username\appdata
execute the following command: mklink /d local d:\appdata\local
replace d:\appdata\local with the actual path of where you moved the appdata to.
If you cannot move/delete the original copy, create a 2nd user, make it administrator, login with it, and retry the option. This should ensure that no files are in use.

Decide where you want to move AppData to, and move the folder to the new location.
    You must now create a junction link to the AppData folder at the following location;
C:\Users\YourUserName
    Open Command Prompt with admin rights.
    Run the following command but update the file paths.
    ‘path to junction link’ should be replaced with this path C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData
    ‘Path to target folder’ should be replaced with the path to the AppData folder at its new location.
mklink /J "path to junction link" "path to target folder"
Example
mklink /J "C:\Users\fatiw\AppData" "D:\AppData"
Undo AppData Move
If you later decide you’d like to put the AppData folder back where it originally was, you can do so easily.
    Open Command Prompt with admin rights.
    Run the following command to remove the junction link that you created but update the path in the command before you run it.
rmdir "path to junction link"
    Move the AppData folder back to the following location.
C:\Users\YourUserName

Prin symlink . Gasesti exemple pe net destule.

Decide where you want to move AppData to, and move the folder to the new location.


You must now create a junction link to the AppData folder at the following location;

C:\Users\YourUserName


Open Command Prompt with admin rights.


Run the following command but update the file paths.

‘path to junction link’ should be replaced with this path C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData

‘Path to target folder’ should be replaced with the path to the AppData folder at its new location.


mklink /J "path to junction link" "path to target folder"


Example

mklink /J "C:\Users\fatiw\AppData" "D:\AppData"