How to move the application folder from one drive to another?
Use case
When changing the location of the application folders you might want to reconfigure the services.msc to start the desired instance.
For Example from C Drive to D Drive.
Steps
1. Stop the application:
-> Stop the application services from services.msc
-> Shut down the application if its running through command prompt.
2) Make sure the
Open cmd as admin, then navigate to \ManageEngine\ServiceDeskPlus-MSP\bin and run the below commands
- sd_services -r
- sd_services -i
You can verify it Right Click on the MSP services >> Properties >> Path to be executable
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