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@LiLo85254 I'm guessing you mean saves? Find the folder where your saves are stored, for example in Sims 4 that would be Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\saves. Click the Modified Date header so the files are sorted by date, and move the earlier files, i.e. your existing saves, elsewhere, like to a new folder on your desktop. Then drag the saves folder to the trash.
When you launch the game again, a new saves folder will be generated, and you can put your old saves back in. It's better to do that before starting a new save, so you don't get two save files with the same name.
- @puzzlezaddict I do not see any folder names saves. Can I just simply take settings back to original? I've just started playing and I am not attached to any of my games
@LiLo85254 Is this about Sims 4? If you don't mind losing everything, then yes, you can trash the entire Sims 4 folder, as in, the one in Documents\Electronic Arts. That's where your user data is stored, including saves. Don't touch the one in Program Files though, or else you'll need to reinstall the game.
If this is about a different game, please let me know which one.
- @puzzlezaddict You are Awesome! That worked. I was looking in the wrong place. Thank you so much! Now, I need to learn how to play.
Thank you!