Not exactly a bug, but the SF installation won't let me choose which drive to install to. I have all my games on the E Drive, cause C is a small 10GB partition for the OS. Anyone have a clue how to install on E?
I Don't Want It On The C: Drive
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Re: I Don't Want It On The C: Drive
Originally posted by AirRaidSirenNot exactly a bug, but the SF installation won't let me choose which drive to install to. I have all my games on the E Drive, cause C is a small 10GB partition for the OS. Anyone have a clue how to install on E?
seriously, thats really freaky, im in your same exact situation, with the same exact drive sizes and names..... i looked into some of the files on the cd and theres nothing about where it installs to that i could find to change.....
all im thinking of is a partition resizer for the moment, then after it installs to the correct location, resize back down? thats all i can think of right now, and i dont really think EA gives a what about this problem that plagues a minority of us.
i say resize partition is the way to go, when i do this, i will post back, good luck!Comment
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Re: I Don't Want It On The C: Drive
This is correct. Although it doesn't let you choose, it will install it to wherever your BF2 directory already is. So, if you have installed BF2 to your E drive you shouldn't have a problem!Originally posted by perryIt should install to the same directory as BF2. It did in my case.. D:\Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield 2\xpack is where it went.Comment
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Re: I Don't Want It On The C: Drive
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 11:20 pm Post subject:
encBlood wrote:I found solution that worked for me (with 1.3GB free space on system drive
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It is advised that you create backup of system registry before proceeding.
Run regedit
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\Curr entVersion
Do not expand CurrentVersion node, just highlight it.
Find ProgramFilesDir variable in the window on the right side of the screen.
It will point to your program files directory (usually "C:\Program Files").
Change that path to folder on a drive that has enough space to patch BF2. Close regedit (this will save changes) and run the patch. After the patching is finished open regedit again and restore the previous value to the ProgramFilesDir (don't forget to do it - your system may become unstable if you won't).
This worked for me. I hope it will help at least some of you too.Comment
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