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here's the DxDiag file
Um... Fixed my issue! Just delete the old EA App folder in the following: C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\EA Desktop
Good game guys!
- @LuCkyLuCkK_Yy
Cause of error (presumably):
The EA App is automatically installed on the C drive, it is not possible to change this in the installer. Presumably, the EA App only checks the free space of the drive it is installed on. Whether the game is already installed or not, if there is not enough space on that drive, it will show this error.
Solution:
Use PowerShell to install the EA App on a drive that has enough space. (I don't know what "enough" is.) Open PowerShell, then first navigate to the installer folder using the cd path command, where "path" is the full path (e.g. C:\Downloads), then use the code below to install the EA App in a location suitable for you, where there is enough free storage space.
.\EAappInstaller.exe /i DefaultInstallFolder="D:\Games\EA Games"
Code Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/origin/comments/11n7p3w/how_do_you_change_install_location_of_the_ea_app/
It solved the problem for me. My C:\ drive was low on space, so I assumed that there must be enough space in the EA App installation location, not the "Install location" set in the EA App.
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