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Moving IL2 to a new drive
My C drive was getting full, so I installed another drive. I then moved the entire IL2 folder to this new drive. I now have IL2 in E:\Program Files\Ubisoft\IL-2 Sturmovik 1946. But, I can't get it to load, now. All that happens is the first screen comes up, stays there for a few seconds, and then closes.
What have I done wrong? binky9 |
Moved as in copy/paste? Because in order for that to work I'd imagine you would have to do some registry editing.
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The easiest way would be to reinstall the game to a different folder. E.g. E:\Games\IL-2 Sturmovik 1946
(Before you do so, it's recommendable to backup and then uninstall your current IL2-Installation.) After the new installation copy your complete IL2-Folder into the above folder, including all subfolders. Then your registry links point to the right folders and it should work again. |
I right clicked on the IL2 folder, and tapped "move to".
binky9 |
I can copy and paste the folder wherever I like and every copy works, but I am using the-patch-that-must-not-be-named since my disc gave up.
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You can copy your entire IL2 directory anywhere you like. No registry editing required. You might have to make a new il2fb.exe shortcut that points to your new location. No modding/hacking required.
Cloyd |
A new il2fb.exe shortcut sounds like the simplest path. How do I go about making a new one?
binky9 |
I will move it to recycle bin
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I'm downloading a new copy, now. It's only $10, and will only need to be patched, once the download is complete. Starting from square one wasn't what I planned on, but it looks like the cleanest way.
Thanks, everyone for your help and advice. binky9 ps I may ask sometime how to add the HE-219 from SAS. |
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I really didn't ask a question, but I also had no intention of ruffling feathers. Sorry for the indecretion.
binky9 |
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