How to install PS CC to a SSD other than the boot or "C" SSD.

I want to install PS CC, Bridge CC, and Lr CC to a SSD other than the boot or "C" SSD.
How to do that?
Problem is, CC Set-Up automatically installs these apps to my boot or "C" SSD.

I signed-out of PS; and deleted PS, Bridge, Lr, and Creative Cloud. The, when I download (i.e., saved) Creative Cloud Setup to my "A" drive SSD, then double click to install Creative Cloud, "it" automatically installs the Creative Cloud app to my "C" SSD.
The app does not ask where I want to install Creative Cloud.
I keep looking for an opportunity to "change the default install location" but I do not see such an opportunity.
Previously, when I installed PS there was no opportunity to "change the default install location."
Can you tell me how to find or force an opportunity to "change the default install location?"
Where or how do I find "the CC app settings?"
Does Abode have a manual install version for Creative Cloud, PS, Bridge, and Lr?
FYI, my OS is Win 7 pro 64 bit.
Also, why does Adobe automatically install a 32bit version of PS on my system?
Can I prevent that?

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