Can I instal VVV somewhere besides my home directory on the system drive?

[smaction]

My C; drive on a Windows machine is full. I need to install VVV on my D: drive. Is this possible?

Thanks,

Scott

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[smaction]

Windows 10 and Vagrant 2.30

[Mte90]

It should be enough to move the folder and start again vagrant.

I am not sure anyway where vagrant will place the VM image for caching and also virtualbox.

[tomjn]

You can use any folder for VVV but as Daniele says VVV doesn’t determine the location of the VM itself, you’ll need to configure VirtualBox itself to use your D drive which is not something we can help you with

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It should be enough to move the folder and start again vagrant.

I am not sure anyway where vagrant will place the VM image for caching and also virtualbox.

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[tomjn]

The same would be true of Hyper-V if you’re using that as a provider instead of VirtualBox

[smaction]

Thank you to both of you.