Can I Move Fortnite From C Drive to D Drive
Hi, I need some help to transfer Fortnite between two drives. The game is installed on my C drive by default and I didn't care. But now my C drive is running out of space so I want to move it to my D drive. Can I move Fortnite from C drive to D drive without reinstalling it? Thanks in advance!
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Oliver· Answered on Jul 13, 2025
You can move Fortnite from C drive to D drive by cutting the whole game folder to the target location and then verifying the game files in Epic Games Launcher. Here's how:
Step 1. Go to the Fortnite installation directory. (Default location: C:\Program Files\Epic Games\Fortnite)
Step 2. Create a temporary folder in D drive and copy the Fortnite folder to it.
Step 3. Open Epic Games Launcher and go to "Library."
Step 4. Click on the 3-dot beside Fortnite and choose "Uninstall."
Step 5. After that, install the game again at your target location.
Step 6. Wait for the download to reach around 3%, then cancel the installation.
Step 7. Go to the temporary folder where you put all the Fortnite files before. Copy and paste them to the new installation directory. Click on "Replace" if prompted.
Step 8. Resume the installation and wait for the client to verify game files.
Then, you should be able to launch Fortnite from D drive.
However, some players reported that this method doesn't work for them so here comes another option - use a professional program transfer tool like EaseUS Todo PCTrans.
This tool allows you to transfer Fortnite from C drive to D drive within a few simple clicks. It can also help you transfer the game along with Epic Games Launcher to another drive. Below are the detailed steps:
Step 1. Open EaseUS Todo PCTrans and go to "App Migration."
Step 2. Select C drive and tick Fortnite. Then, choose the target drive and click on "Transfer" to start the process.
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