Thread: Can I install Calibre on my D:Drive?
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Originally Posted by Rellwood View Post
I have an older 2TB Hard drive from my last computer installed in my current as a D: Drive - it's fully intact with all the windows and other files/folders in it.

I want a second instance of Calibre to run on my machine, and I don't want to use portable.

I know I can just download Calibre and try and install and see if it asks if I want to change the location - but before I do, is it possible to do that? Just install it on the D: Drive (which does have all the Windows folders, App Data Folders, etc)?

Im looking to install a fully running verion for plugin testing and demos, etc. I don't want to mess with my current system.
No you can't. A second instance is what the portable version is for.
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