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Bluebellflora
5 years agoHero+
@Sarahtd9
Which folder did you move to the desktop? When troubleshooting please be really specific so we have all the info to hand 🙂
Where is your game installed to?
It doesn't sound like you have created a symlink to store your Sims 4 folder externally so don't worry about that.
Which folder did you move to the desktop? When troubleshooting please be really specific so we have all the info to hand 🙂
Where is your game installed to?
It doesn't sound like you have created a symlink to store your Sims 4 folder externally so don't worry about that.
5 years ago
I moved the Sims4 folder to my desktop, not the EA one.
I'm not sure what you mean by where I have it installed to... but my best guess is Origin?
- Bluebellflora5 years agoHero+@Sarahtd9
Ok. And did you relaunch the game after moving the folder and that's when the error came up again? If that is the case please try this super repair - https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues-Mac/READ-FIRST-Sims-4-Mac-Help-Guides-and-Troubleshooting/m-p/4612394#M815
In Origin > Preferences > Installs & Saves what is the install location of your games library? Origin is a client, not an installation location.- 5 years ago
It says that the install locations of the games library is in applications.
I tried the repair that you linked, and it still says that the game is unable to start.
When I open the applications tab in Finder, Sims4 isn't listed and I have to search for it. Could that be an issue?
- Bluebellflora5 years agoHero+@Sarahtd9
You have two Applications folders, one in Macintosh HD and one in Users > [your user account] > Applications. Find the game and try the super repair I linked to.