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I have a split hard drive, the main C: being 127 gigs, and the F: being 104... Everythings fine with the C:, it's just that I can't seem to be able to install games and applications onto my F:... Can anyone help me out?
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What exactly happens when you try ? any error messages ?
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I have a split hard drive, the main C: being 127 gigs, and the F: being 104... Everythings fine with the C:, it's just that I can't seem to be able to install games and applications onto my F:... Can anyone help me out?
Strange! Are you changing c: to f: when you install? (There is usually an option to change the installation folder.)
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What exactly happens when you try ? any error messages ?
Theres no error, it just goes right to C:\Program Files\Insert Random App/Game Here
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