How to solve the problem that the default installation path of the package is on the C drive??

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How to solve the problem that the default installation path of the package is on the C drive? What are the issues with changing an environment variable to change the default installation path?

I added two new system environment variables:

JULIA_DEPOT_PATH = D:\Package\Julia\JuliaPackages;
D: \ Package, Julia, Julia - 1.11.1, local \ share \ Julia;
D: \ Package, Julia, Julia - 1.11.1 \ share \ Julia;

JULIA_LOAD_PATH = D:\Package\Julia\JuliaPackages;
@. @v#.#; @stdlib

Then add the following four paths to the system environment variable PATH:
D: \ Package, Julia, Julia - 1.11.1 \ bin;
D:\Package\Julia\JuliaPackages;
D: \ Package, Julia, Julia - 1.11.1, local \ share \ Julia;
D: \ Package, Julia, Julia - 1.11.1 \ share \ Julia;

D: \ Package, Julia, Julia - 1.11.1; It’s where Julia is,

D:\D:\Package\Julia\JuliaPackages; Is the path where I store the various packages I downloaded.
What’s wrong with this?

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after starting Julia, can you verify it actually picked up these environmental variables?

julia> DEPOT_PATH
3-element Vector{String}:
 "/home/akako/.julia"
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Yes, here is the out put:

julia> DEPOT_PATH

3-element Vector{String}:
 "D:\\Package\\Julia\\JuliaPackages"
 "D:\\Package\\Julia\\Julia-1.11.1\\local\\share\\julia"
 "D:\\Package\\Julia\\Julia-1.11.1\\share\\julia"

In fact, before I added the above environment variables, the result of it looked like this:

julia> DEPOT_PATH

3-element Vector{String}:
 "C:\\Users\\myUserName"
 "D:\\Package\\Julia\\Julia-1.11.1\\local\\share\\julia"
 "D:\\Package\\Julia\\Julia-1.11.1\\share\\julia"

So I only changed the first path and left the other two paths untouched. Without adding the latter two paths, the environment cannot be correctly identified.

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so in this case, does it work as expected now?