Once the entire download has completed, on the assumption you had copied every downloaded file and folder to the same folder layout in your new drive, if you change your default download folder to that new location and open the same MEGA link again in MEGAsync, it will scan the contents and if everything is there, show it as complete. It also ensures you know you've downloaded everything because completed files will be cleared from the window, leaving only the yet to be completed items in the list. This is a bit laborious, I appreciate, but it's the most economical way, in data terms, of downloading a 50 GB MEGA link to a small hard drive, without losing what you'd downloaded already. Then, when you've chosen this second batch, press Resume to start that download until it completes. Go back to Transfer Manager, which will still show all remaining paused files and now select the next batch you want to download, right click that batch and select Resume Transfer.

Once that download has completed, move all of those files out of the download folder to a new drive. Then in turn select a group of files that will not be downloaded in this session, once you've paused everything you need, press Resume to restart the download with only the unpaused files. So in Transfer Manager, pause the entire download.

The only way to complete the partial download and not redownload everything again is to download it in stages and move completed files folders to the new drive. not download again) but partial files are now ignored, it just starts them again. It will recognize completely downloaded files and ignore those (i.e. MEGAsync 4.6 doesn't support resume in the same way earlier versions did.

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