After a long try, I installed the dotnet core on my computer. But the location PATH in the environment automatically stores the installed data of the dotnet core in the C drive. I want to change the directory path to S drive. How can I change the directory path from C to S drive?
To install .NET to a custom location, try uninstalling the current version, then use Windows Installer, specifying the command-line variables:
You can't. The SDKs are installed to a shared location on the system drive. There is no reason to move them.
Even if you did then it would likely break stuff. Refer to this doc that discusses some of the ramifications of trying to use a directory other than the default. It isn't worth the effort in most cases.
Because all installations of dotnet runtimes and sdk must be under the same folder, the very first install controls the folder location. To change folder, you must completely uninstall dotnet, and specify the folder on the install of first version. Also 3.1 was the first to allow specification of the folder, see install docs.
It might be easier with a clean o/s install.
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