Have you set Origin to install games to another drive? Check that drive for your Origin Games folder if so.
Community AdminThanks. The Titanfall 1 folder persisting is totally normal, these settings folders are usually just kept on the system as they're pretty small.
Can you try the admin steps above and let us know how you get on?
I did what you said above but still when I restart the game I don't have my progress in the campaign
Community Admin@assassin10144 Does the relevant folder still not show up in My Documents? Can I check if your Origin is installed to the default location?
Do you have any other Origin games that you've gotten recently? For example if you've gotten BF1 does that have a visible folder. It's ok if you don't, I'm just looking for some further context.
No, the Titanfall 2 folder still doesn't show up. I recently got PVZ GW 2. Should I try Re-installing it?
Community AdminNo, there shouldn't be a need for that, but thanks for offering.
One thing that might be worth trying is to restart with a Clean Boot and temporarilty disable your anti-virus. This is to check if any 3rd party program or security software is preventing the game from writing to the C drive:https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/kb/929135
Another step would be to try creating a new Windows profile. You can then play the game, and see if the Battlefield 1 folder gets created.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/help/14039/win
