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How To Change the iTunes Backup Location in Windows 10 - TechJunkie

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How To Change the iTunes Backup Location in Windows 10 - TechJunkie iTunes tends to wrap itself deep within Windows- file system, which means changing basic settings can be super annoying. While you don-t normally need to know where your backup files are located, if you need to change drives or you-re upgrading your computer, being able to change where your backups are stored is a must
Date: 2022-03-28

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Comments and reviews: 3

James
It was all going well until we got to the Command Prompt. Then it became confusing to follow. 2:16 -Then type the command found in the description below-? What are you referring to?
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Phizzits
I followed the instruction but it doesn't work iTunes still create another MobileSync\Backup ... or it doesn't work with d: ... I don't know.
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Mysteryguy888
It doesn't work. The command prompt says the link was created but it still takes up space in the C drive rather than the D drive
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