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078280 If you created a symbolic link, you can simply delete it so the game goes back to using the internal drive instead.
If that doesn't help, what happens when you try to play? If you get an error message, please post a screenshot. Please also list the current format of the drive and where you want the user data to be.
- 0782804 days agoSeasoned Newcomer
omg thank you so much i did make one and i will try later, if i delete the link will it create a new EA folder when started for me to transfer to my external hard drive again?
078280 Yes, if you delete the symlink and the game opens, you'll have a new Electronic Arts folder with a new Sims 4 folder inside. You can then create a new symlink and go back to your previous setup.
- 0782804 days agoSeasoned Newcomer
Hi so I deleted the symbolic link I think? and It wouldn't run and I got the error message attached (sims is already running). The format of the drive is Mac OS Extended (journaled). And I want all the data to be held on the external hard drive.
Merged your posts into the master symlink thread. Please see the opening post. Near the bottom are a list of reasons why you may be getting the "already running" error. Check through them then come back if you still haven't figured it out.
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