November 19, 200421 yr Author >>What I want is simply to keep my FS9 On C drive untouched>and>>start a new virgin FS9 on D and I am still not clear on how>to>>achieve that :-)>>If I uninstall my C FS9 then move the remaining files>>temporaraly to D.>>Peter, it is so simple to achive, that folks are missing the>forest for the tree.>>1) Rename the C install of FS9 temporarily>>2) Install a "virgin version" on drive C.>>3) Move the "virgin version" to drive D and rename it>FS9_Virgin (or some such name.>>4) Rename the original FS9 version to what it was previously.>>6) Create a new Desktop Shortcut to your D drive's>"FS9_Virgin" installation.>>There's absolutely NO need to move/copy/uninstall or any such>nonsense... :)To Bill and All: And what if I want to install my BJ400A or Reality-XP or other commercial add-ons in the new virgin of FS9P1? So assuming I have one copy of RXP (or Citation X) installed in the FS9_Old folder on the D: + traces of the original installation in the Win Registry and now I want to add them in the FS9 virgin which is on C now in the proper place/folder and all fresh. Or do you think I'll have to uninstall all the add-ons first, which I don't really think is workable.
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