Alright thank you anyway! I’ll see if I can get someone to repair it thanks for the help
@goddessofbeauty Your computer doesn't have enough internal storage to fit even the Sims 4 base game. What you can do though is format the hard drive as NTFS rather than exFAT and see whether it helps. If it contains data you don't want to lose, you could partition it instead, for example creating a 200 GB partition and formatting only that as NTFS, leaving the rest intact. Here's a good guide:
To be clear, you'd be creating and formatting a new partition, not formatting the existing one.
I’m gunna do that next after I try and repair the game and see if that works but I wanted to ask bc I’m trying to look for other solutions too just in case. Do you think I need to update the driver to a 2023/23 one and not a 2024? Would that affect it at all? Sorry if it’s a stupid question
I’m uninstalling and reinstalling and see if it will correct itself then do the partition. If you don’t have any other solutions you have then I’ll try and look at other places or something and end this thing. Maybe there’s a place that can help or maybe there’s another other place I can look
@goddessofbeauty Taking the computer to be examined in person is probably the next step. There's only so much I can do from here, not nearly what a repair tech could accomplish if they had the machine in their hands. The tech might also find this thread useful for context. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Alright thank you anyway! I’ll see if I can get someone to repair it thanks for the help
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