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Change the destination drive on DVD Decrypter

By Mitz

Free computer Education

 

When you first open DVD Decrypter it looks like a difficult program to use, however once you have used it a few times, its easy. One important setting is to be able to change the destination drive of where your finished file will be saved. There are two ways to do this.

 

Here's how to change the destination drive on DVD Decrypter

  1. Open DVD Decrypter

  2. Choose Tools from the top menu, then Settings

  3. A  window will appear. See below. Make sure you are on the on the General tab.

  4. Under the heading Default destination, choose custom.

  5. Press on the folder to browse to choose your destination folder.

 

The second way to change the destination drive on DVD Decrypter

  1. Open DVD Decrypter

  2. Under the destination heading, double click on the folder.

  3. Now you can browse for a folder where you want to save your movie file.

 

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