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- @Gargamel314 Not sure if sarcastic but I did again and it changed nothing.
- Gargamel3146 years agoSeasoned Ace
(assuming you're on a PC)
If you uninstalled via Origin, you are most likely good to navigate to C:\Program Files x86\Origin Games and delete the entire Jedi Fallen Order directory. On my PC, it occupies 54.8GB and that's where it's located.
As I said, all files are gone, but my ssd still shows the amount of space with the game even though it is uninstalled and yes I checked the Origin games folder.
It is a problem of allocation, I'd wager it has something to do with reg keys but I'm not super comfortable going in there without knowing exactly what I'm looking for.
- Gargamel3146 years agoSeasoned Ace
Did you try an app like spacesniffer? It will show you all the files taking up space, particularly helpful in situations like this.
Alright so I didn't use spacesniffer but windirstat rather and it somehow seemed to fix the problem but I'm not exactly sure how.
Thanks for your help!
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