Chrome is stubborn about who can modify its default installation path

Old computer users will inevitably install games and software to the system. During these game or software installation processes, their default paths are either system disks or C disks, therefore, you must manually set the path for each installation. To help you solve this small headache, I recommend a small software: the default installation path modifier.

The default installation path modifier is a green single-file software. After downloading the software, you can double-click the exe to run it. After running the Program, modify the software installation path to the path you think is reasonable. The path set in this article is D: \ Program Files, as shown in 1:

Figure 1

After the modification is complete, click "set". When the prompt message shown in 2 is displayed, the modification is successful.

Figure 2

After that, when you install games or software again, they will be automatically installed in the "D: \ Program Files" directory, this eliminates the need for repeated settings.

The "default installation path modifier" software is very small and easy to use. I will share it with you as it is not the only purpose. Because I am still suffering from a software problem, even if you use the above software, you cannot modify its installation path. This software is Google's Chrome browser. So I want to introduce this software, while seeking to solve the "how to change the Chrome browser" installation path.