If such a setting is NOT possible, PLEASE ADD IT ASAP!
#APPLE ITUNES BACKUP INSTALL#
If such a setting is possible, how can I change iTunes so that it will install ALL files and folders, and save backups to, the directory location of choice? Unfortunately, these command prompts do not work in a Windows 10 environment. The most popular "helpful" support article I've found so far using Google search has been the following post, from 2013: Therefore, even though I know in advance that there is not enough storage available on C: (and over 1 TB available on D:), I cannot tell iTunes to use the location with the available space. There is no option to change this directory. It also defaults to saving device backups to the following directory: "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup" Upon installation, iTunes creates its standard folders hierarchy and installs files in the C:\Users\\AppData\ directory regardless. I purposefully installed iTunes to D: and have (manually) moved my iTunes library to D:, but I cannot get iTunes to natively recognize D: as a storage location. My D: is a regular HDD with 2.0 TB of capacity.
My computer has two hard disk drives, C: and D: C: is a solid state drive that is only 120GB and is used only for operating system files and critical programs. Processor: Intel Core i7-6700 3.40 GHz 64-Bit with 24.0 GB RAM I need to change this location in order to backup devices to my PC.
#APPLE ITUNES BACKUP HOW TO#
Learn what happened to iTunes and why, how to backup your iTunes library, and how to transfer files without iTunes. Then right-click the blank area and select Open PowerShell Window Here. Covering all the basics of the latest MacOS upgrade. Step 2: Go to the default iTunes backup location and rename the default iTunes backup folder to something like 'Backup.old'. ITunes consistently attempts to store device backups on C: regardless of where it is installed. Step 1: In the directory, you want to store iTunes backup, create a new folder and named it as something like 'New Backups'.
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