Generally, self-installed software should not be put into disk C as far as possible, because disk C is the system running disk. If too many things are loaded, the computer will get stuck. Therefore, it is generally possible to put the self-installed software on other disks other than the C disk, but it is recommended not to open the software in other partitions, and it is best to agree to put it in order to facilitate management.

That is, when you think that this software is no longer used, there will often be some residual files after uninstalling, and you can find them in a unified place and delete them, which can better slim down the computer. I hope this helps.