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Hi All;My machine is running Windows Home Premium 64bit and currently have FSX saved to C:\Program Files (x86)\ Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Also installed there is FS2004 and CFS3. I know that some addons scenery aircraft etc will not run when saved to the program file so how do I go about creating a new file to save them to? Do I go to Compurter; Right click on C:\ then create a new file or is that the wrong or is there a different way to do it? I would appreciate any advice.Thanks Gazza :(

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The safest,simplest and least problematic way is to uninstall FSX from it's current location and reinstall it to a new location.There are other methods BUT if you don't do them correctly would result in having to ireinstall anyway so - uninstall and reinstall and be done with it.Vic


 

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Yeah, the add-ons have to actually be within the folder where FSX is installed. You can't just put them somewhere else.

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Hi Guys,Thanks for replying. I realise I need to reinstall to a new folder and put add ins etc there, but in my original question, I needed to know how to create a new folder for it under C:\ drive.Thanks Gazza

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Hi Guys,Thanks for replying. I realise I need to reinstall to a new folder and put add ins etc there, but in my original question, I needed to know how to create a new folder for it under C:\ drive.Thanks Gazza
The same way you create a new folder anywhere - Right click, select New and then select Folder.In your case you want to have navigated to your C folder first and then Right click on a blank area to start the process.Hope that helps.

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