Modify the Chrome Cache File Directory in Win7

Q: I have always liked to use the Chrome browser, but I can't specify the installation directory during installation. The cache file is also in the system partition. I made a part of the computer's memory into a virtual hard disk. I want to change the location of the Chrome cache file, but I can't find where I changed it. I didn't find it in Chrome's preferences! How do I change it? My computer is a Windows 7 system.

A: Under Windows 7, you can use the mklink command to link the cache location to the location you want. The default cache file for Chrome is located at:

C:\\Users\\Login Username\\AppData\\Local\\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default\\Cache

If you want to specify the storage The location of the cache file is: www.45it.com

D:\\Chrome\\Cache

So, you can delete the Chrome default cache folder first, then in the "Start → Search Box" "Type "cmd", right click on the cmd program, run as administrator, then at the command prompt, type the following command:

mklink /D "C:\\Users\\login username\\AppData\\Local \\Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\Default\\Cache" "D:\\Chrome\\Cache".

This problem is solved.