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‎07-27-2020 05:34 PM

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Product: Omen
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My Win 10 Omen has a 128G SSD (c drive) and a 1TB SATA (d drive).  So far everything fits and runs with the c drive (about 1/2 the space used).  I was looking at the upcoming MS Flight Simulator 2020 and find it needs 150 GB free space. 

How do you make a program load and run on the second (d) drive?

Thanks.

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‎07-27-2020 06:36 PM

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Hello @Quadrajet 

 

Good question. Unfortunately since its not out yet, we will have to wait for a definitive answer.

Usually when you install a program, you simply point the program to what ever install folder you wish when the installer asks. But with games, it can be totally different as most of them are installed via 3rd party game launchers like (for example) STEAM.

 

I would ask this from Microsoft directly since they will know how their stuff works. Post this question on the MS forums and see what they offer. 

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‎07-27-2020 06:36 PM

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Hello @Quadrajet 

 

Good question. Unfortunately since its not out yet, we will have to wait for a definitive answer.

Usually when you install a program, you simply point the program to what ever install folder you wish when the installer asks. But with games, it can be totally different as most of them are installed via 3rd party game launchers like (for example) STEAM.

 

I would ask this from Microsoft directly since they will know how their stuff works. Post this question on the MS forums and see what they offer. 

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