I'm having an issue with iTunes resetting the downloads directory to drive D each time I restart iTunes in Windows 10. I want my iTunes downloads directory to be in drive G permanently but the setting does not stick. The iTunes app is updated to the latest version and this issue happened in the previous version as well. My drive G is on a hard drive on the built-in SATA dock on my case and drive D is on my SSD connected to the SATA port on my motherboard, in case that has anything to do with the issue. I want drive G to be the permanent drive for my iTunes downloads.
Downloads Directory issue in Windows iTunes app
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