Moving Ircat and Irdata to another disk

Hi,
I tried to move the catalog of my 250'000 pictures (lightroom 4.1 - Win7) to another Disk than C:/ (which is quite full) but in the catalog preferencies, it is only possible to view the path ant the location of this catalog. As I manually tried to move the all the "Lightroom" folder (including .Irdata Previews and .Ircat files) I had a blank Lightroom at the next start up. I think that the link was therefore broken. How can I have the catalog on a more capacitive HD than in the default C:/ ?
Thanks
Remy

Move the catalog file and associated subfolders/files in your operating system, and then in your operating system double-click on the catalog file
You only have to do that double-click once, and thereafter you can double-click the regular Lightroom icon

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1) What Operating System are you running on the HyperV Server?
Win 2012
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See if this article helps: About iTunes Music Store Authorisation and Deauthorisation

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I'm trying to move my time machine backups one external drive to another. I'm getting an error that says "The backup can’t be copied because the backup volume doesn’t have ownership enabled."
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Respectully.
CK

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