How do I move my iCloud Photos folder in Windows

Hello RayDenW,

Welcome to Apple Support Communities. 

We understand that you want to use iCloud for Windows. We are happy to help.

We’d like to start with providing you information about iCloud for Windows here: What is iCloud for Windows? - Apple Support

If you have not done so, please use the steps here, in the article that you viewed prior to posting, to set up iCloud for Windows: Set up and use iCloud for Windows - Apple Support

1. "Check that you meet the minimum system requirements
2. Download iCloud for Windows
3. Set up and use iCloud for Windows"

If you’re unable to download and install iCloud for Windows, please try the steps here: If you can't download or install iCloud for Windows - Apple Support

"If iCloud for Windows doesn't download or install from the Microsoft Store

To install iCloud for Windows 11 or later, make sure that you:

1. Update your version of Windows to the May 2019 Update or later. Learn more about the minimum system requirements for iCloud for Windows.
2. Set up a Microsoft account. You can create one on the Microsoft website.
3. Know your Apple ID and Apple ID password. Learn what to do if you forgot your Apple ID password or need to find your Apple ID user name.

For general upgrade and installation fixes, visit the Microsoft support site."

They above steps may resolve your concern. Let us know if you have further questions.

Take care.

I came here to find a solution to the same question the OP asked. You have not addressed the question Jeff_W.

I need to move the iCloud Photos folder to another location in Windows so that it no longer conflicts with OneDrive.