Installing on non C drive when C is near full....
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Hi there friends!
I tried searching the forums to the answer for this and couldn't find anything that fit. I have a PC that has a small SSD C: drive that barely fits windows OS and 2x 2 TB alternate drives. I saw on an old thread from 2021 that you can select the drive that you install the game on by clicking options when installing from the standalone installer. I am running into an issue where the installer is trying to allocate space from C: before giving me the option to switch HD locations. Is there anything I can do to work around this immediate disc allocation attempt when opening the installer? Thanks in advance for any advice! Last bumped on Jul 30, 2023, 5:55:06 PM
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you can always select drive other than C
Just never never click next next next and read all the options on the screen before clicking next More simple in Steam anyway This is the start of forum signature: I am not a GGG employee. About the username: Did you know Kowloon Gundam is made in Neo Hong Kong? quote from the first page: "Please post one thread per issue, and check the forum for similar posts first" This is the end of forum signature Last edited by neohongkong#0222 on Jul 29, 2023, 7:33:40 PM
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crap, so... Short story, I am dumb! Longer story - I didn't think the the Terms of service page would have install options so I didn't think to click it. I thought there was supposed to be another window afterwards that had install prompt with an options button that I was somehow not seeing. I'm dumb.
If anyone want's to hire an "average user" for some UX testing ;) I'm available. Sorry for wasting anyones time who made it this far. I'll see you in game asking even more dumb questions! |
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" Make sure to move your shader cache from .appdata to the new drive also to reduce lag even if both are SSD's. "Go to: C:\Users\Your.Username\Documents\My Games\Path of Exile Open: production_config.ini with Notepad. Edit line: cache_directory=C:/Users/YourUsername/AppData/Roaming/Path of Exile/ Set that directory to where you want it to be, on your SSD." Chuter. 44. Last edited by Chuter#5688 on Jul 30, 2023, 6:02:07 PM
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