Alduin818 The point is to test first with none of your existing content, including saves. Now that you've established that the game works with no previous content, you can move your saves from the Sims 4 folder you moved into the new one. Saves go in th saves folder, natually, and cannot be in a subfolder.
If you have any mods or custom content you'd like to keep using, test those files first to make sure they don't break the game.
In addition to saves, you can transfer the contents of the Tray folder, which contains files for saved households and builds; plus Screenshots and Recorded Videos if you care about those.
Trying this out now! So far so good, will try putting my MCCC mods later on.
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