Hit the Windows logo key & search for Registry Editor.Warning: Proceed with caution as editing the system registry requires a certain level of expertise & if not done properly, you may cause everlasting damage to your system/data. In this case, removing the registry entry referring to the target device may solve the problem. You may fail to change the path of Microsoft Store apps if the registry of your system has an old reference to the target drive. Solution 3: Use the Registry Editor to Remove the Old Windows Apps Reference to the Target Device Now reboot your PC & upon reboot, check if the Windows app path issue is resolved.Allowing Installation of Windows Apps on Non-System Volumes Then choose Disabled & click on Apply/OK buttons.Edit the Disable Installing Windows Apps on Non-System Volumes Setting Now, in the right half of the window, right-click on Disable Installing Windows Apps on Non-System Volumes & select Edit.Then expand Windows Components & select App Package Deployment.Now expand Computer Configuration & then Administrative Templates.Then execute the following: gpedit.msc Open gpedit.msc Right-click on the Windows button & choose Run.In this case, disabling the said policy may solve the problem. You may encounter the error at hand if the group policy of your system bars it from installing Windows apps to a non-system volume. Then reboot your PC & upon reboot, check if the Microsoft Store apps issue is resolved.Now execute the following: remove-appxvolume d:.Right-click on the Windows button and choose Windows PowerShell (Admin).In this scenario, removing the target drive from the Microsoft Store “memory” may solve the problem. You may encounter the error under discussion if the target drive was previously used for Microsoft Store apps installation. Solution 1: Use the PowerShell to Remove the Target Drive Last but not least, make sure to update the Windows of your system to the latest build. Moreover, check if your disk is fast enough to hold the Store Apps. Unable to Change Drive Where New Apps Will Save toīefore moving on with the solutions to change default storage, check if restarting the system solves the issue.
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