@simsdelicate Move the Sims 4 data from E back to the place it used to be on D. Do this with the EA App closed. Then repair the game: open your game library, hover over the Sims 4 icon, click the three dots, and select Repair.
@simsdelicate Move the Sims 4 data from E back to the place it used to be on D. Do this with the EA App closed. Then repair the game: open your game library, hover over the Sims 4 icon, click the three dots, and select Repair.
But what if i want to keep it in E? Is there any way to change the directory without reinstalling the game? Anyway thank you for the reply!
@simsdelicate I don't think there's a way to do this within the EA App, at least not yet. But Origin still has this function. You can download it from here:
If you get an error when Origin opens, restart your computer, or open the Task Manager and kill the EABackgroundService.exe. Open your Origin game library, right-click on the Sims 4 icon, select Move Game, and choose the folder you want it to move to. Origin will do the work itself and let you know when it's done. Then you can go back to using the EA App if you want.
