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Installing FSX in a Separate Folder or Instal OVER FS2004
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rafferty5268
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 Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2006 5:19 pm Post subject: Installing FSX in a Separate Folder or Instal OVER FS2004 |
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Where disc space is a consideration (as it is for me) - will I be able to install FSX OVER FS2004 or will it require a separate folder leaving all the FS2004 material intact?
MS doesn't give any advice on this.
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tomthetank
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FSX will install it self in its own folder (Microsoft Games)
The demo version runs in at just under 2 gigs on the harddrive but the full retail version is huge
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CrashGordon
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Historically, MS has always installed new versions in their own folders, It has always permitted more than one FS version. If you don't have the space, uninstall the old version and then install the new. one.
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