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I have two hard drives: the C drive where I store windows and such, and my D drive where I store everything else. My C drive only has 111gb of space because it's an SSD, but my D drive has 1TB. Photoshop seems to automatically save projects and such in the C drive, and I've run out of space in the middle of working on a project. How do I change it so that it saves in the D drive?
This is about Premiere Pro, but it MAY help with ideas
Drive C space http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1007934?tstart=0 see reply 4 for the setting that you need to manually change to a different drive... and then delete any old temp files
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This is about Premiere Pro, but it MAY help with ideas
Drive C space http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1007934?tstart=0 see reply 4 for the setting that you need to manually change to a different drive... and then delete any old temp files
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If the first Disk is available, choose to have a backup disk that does not have the system installed.
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Thank you! How do I delete the old files? (where are they)
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Only a few days ago, I said that we are going to see a rush of threads about this exact problem going forward. The first generation of SSD-based machines, with only 120 or 240 GB system disks, are by now starting to fill up.
What happens here is that your user account fills up. That's where the junk accumulates, because stuff goes in there all the time but nothing ever goes out again. Unless you clean out yourself. No uninstall does it.
As a first emergency step, look for Bridge preview folders. They can grow to tens of GB. All previous versions you have had installed, leave their preview folders behind. Delete all of it, and then go into Bridge preferences and redirect the previews to somewhere else.
Premiere Pro and After Effects are other major offenders. And by and by you should go over your user folders in more detail and do a thorough housecleaning. You can probably free anywhere from 20 to 80 GB this way.
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I don't really understand... what user account? What's a Bridge preview folder? Where's Bridge preferances? What are the previews?
I have only installed 1 version of Photoshop; that's all I have.