I need to move my Logos installation from my C: drive to D:. I know I can uninstall and reinstall it, but is there an easier way?
I did this yesterday and everything seems to be working fine. Assuming you are on Windows: Go to D and create a directory D:/Logos. Make sure Logos is closed and the indexer is not running in the background. I don't know what would happen if you tried to do this with Logos running.
Then, go to the command prompt in admin mode (cmd, right-click "run as administrator" - don't use PowerShell, it doesn't handle %LocalAppData% or mklink), and type
robocopy "%LocalAppData%\Logos" "D:\Logos" /sec /move /e That will move all of your Logos files to the D drive. It will take a while. Then, in command prompt
robocopy "%LocalAppData%\Logos" "D:\Logos" /sec /move /e
mklink "%LocalAppData%\Logos" "D:\Logos" /j That will create a link so any shortcuts or references to the C drive will now automatically redirect to D. Start up Logos as normal. For me, it seemed like it took a little longer on the first startup, then it ran normally.
mklink "%LocalAppData%\Logos" "D:\Logos" /j
Without creating links, which can be fragile, use this Method:
7. Start Logos and sign-in —> all done without downloading and re-indexing. 8. delete the renamed Logos folder on C: drive
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