I'm having problems running Fs9 on my Windows 7 'C' Drive.Can I move Fs9 to another partition, 'D' , which has Windows XP Home Edition installed, on the same Drive?Ken

I'm having problems running Fs9 on my Windows 7 'C' Drive.Can I move Fs9 to another partition, 'D' , which has Windows XP Home Edition installed, on the same Drive?Ken

Well, I am using XP home edition and not a computer expert myself...I have complex aircraft like PMDG or Level D.More than one year ago, due to lack of space in my C: partition, I moved the complete "FS9 flight simulator" folder from: C/program files/microsoft games/to:D/program files/microsoft games/It was a direct move: cut and paste (I made a backup of the folder to an external hard disk before).I just left "C/Documents and settings/my name/Program data/microsoft/FS9/" in the C: partition (where the fs9.cfg file is located). And afterwards I only had to make minor adjustments in the scenery folder and in other programs like Afcad, Traffic-Tools or Aismooth to re-direct them to the new FS location. And that was all.Perhaps things were a little bit faster when FS was in C, but it runs without any major problem.Hope it helps.

Additionally you most certainly will need to correct the FS2004 registry entry so the OS can "find" FS2004 after you have mpved it.This free tool will do it easily:http://www.flight1software.com/files/FS_Registry_Repair.exe

Opa,Man, you never cease to amaze me. you know-- everything about FS! And you are so willing to help anyone and everyone.. even me a few times. :>))Ok,, just had a mojito so had to say that.Thanks for all you do.Bill

Thank you Basa and 'Opa' for your helpful replies.I'll report back in a 'few' days on my progress :)I agree with you Bill, David has also helped me many times...then there's the famous Tip and Tricks Series, amazing!Ken