Placing all my data on the D: drive instead of the C: drive

[wadiFW8G8]

I understand that Fusion 360 must be installed on my C: drive.  However, my C: drive is a spinning platter (albeith fast) while my 😧 drive is a SSD (very fast).  When I try to run simulations, there is a lot of C:drive activity while meshing and solving.  I would like to move all this activity to the 😧 drive which should speed up the process some.  Is it possible?  How?

[mdavis22569]

It's not possible.

Also, Fusion is cloud based .. so it won't matter what drive it's on.  The core of Fusion has to be on the OS drive.

[mdavis22569 · Accepted solution]

Maybe ask on the Fusion forum ways that other users are speeding up their process.