Moving Zoom application from C drive to D drive in Windows 10

Doesn't work. Modify is grayed out

Can you mark this Not Solved? The option you mention is greyed out. This strategy does not work. 

adding on to @RachelGomez123's reply, from a Microsoft thread on How to move installed apps from one drive to another drive in Windows 10?

According to a reply from the thread:

I recommend you to try the below steps to move the apps and check if it helps.

1. Press Windows key, click on Settings option.
2. Click on System, and on Apps & features to view all installed apps and their installation size.
3. Click on the app entry that you would like to move to a different drive to see Move and Uninstall options. Click Move button and then select a drive of your choice to move the app.

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If it just says Modify, then it's one you can't Move. SOME apps do have a Move button instead of Modify; even so, sometimes you can't move them. I was able to move almost 10gb of games though.

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