How to Transfer Spotify Playlist|Change Spotify Install Location - EaseUS

Roxanne updated on Oct 09, 2020 to PC Transfer | How-to Articles

As a common-used music streaming service, the following two questions may bother you:

"I do not want Spotify on my C drive, I would like it to install on my E drive. When I install Spotify it automatically goes to C drive and does not even give me an option to change this. Is there a way to change it?"

"Is it possible to transfer all save songs and playlists from one account to another? For example, if I want to completely delete an older account and start with a new one?"

Spending a lot of time hoop from page to page, you may want to find the most straightforward to change Spotify install location and transfer Spotify playlist to another account. These two problems can be solved in one software - EaseUS Todo PCTrans.

Now move to the next part to view the main features of the data migration tool. 

EaseUS Todo PCTrans

EaseUS Todo PCTrans is an easy-to-use data migration software, which is designed to transfer your applications from one computer to another or drive. All data can be move to where you want, even including transfer files, and accounts to another computer or drive. Even your PC won’t turn on, you can also use it to migrate all data from the hard drive.

How to Change Spotify Install Location

The C drive is running out of space or the PC replacement drives you to change Spotify location or transfer Spotify to another computer. Here we will provide 2 methods on change Spotify location on Windows. 

Applies to: Desktop app.

#1. Move Spotify to another drive 

Step 1. Launch EaseUS Todo PCTrans and select transfer mode

On the main screen of EaseUS Todo PCTrans, go to "App Migration" section and click "Start" to continue.

Step 2. Select apps and another drive to transfer

1. Select the source partition and tick applications, programs and software (marked as "Yes") that you'd like to migrate.

2. Click "Browse" to select another drive or disk as your target device and click "Transfer" to start the migration.

Step 3. Finish the migration process

When the transferring process finishes, click "OK" to complete.

You can restart your PC to keep all the changes, and you should be able to run your migrated apps on the other drive again.

How to Move Appdata Folder to Another Drive (Manual Way)

Step 1. Find the Spotify’s location in C drive.

Step 2. Copy the Spotify folder to another drive.

Step 3. Update the desktop shortcut or create new exe.file for files.

#2. Transfer Spotify to Another Computer

Step 1. Run EaseUS Todo PCTrans on both PCs

On the source PC, select "PC to PC" on the main screen of EaseUS Todo PCTrans and move on.

Step 2. Connect two computers

1. Select your target PC to connect via its IP address or device name and click "Connect".

2. Enter the login password of your target PC and click "OK" to confirm.

If you didn't see the target PC in the listed devices, you can also click "Add PC" to manually connect the target PC by inputting its IP address or device name.

3. Set the transfer direction - "Transfer from this PC to other PC" and click "OK" to continue.

Step 3. Select apps, programs, and software and transfer to the target computer

1. Click "Edit" on the application section, then you can open up the application list.

Then you can select and choose what you want to transfer from the current computer to the target PC.

2. After selecting desired applications and programs, click "Finish" to confirm.

At last, click "Transfer" to start the transferring process. 

How to Change Songs from One Spotify account to another

The upper method focus on how to change Spotify install location from C drive to any other drives. Then we are going to talk about Spotify playlist transfer. If you try to move all your playlist to a new account, you have better use the Desktop version to complete the below steps. 

How to Copy a Spotify Playlist

Step 1. Drag and drop the playlist from the old account to the desktop.

Step 2. Switch to Spotify account.

Step 3. Select all songs by press CTRL + A in Windows. And add them to the new playlist.