rammohan518

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i have installed a game on my c drive which is of 15gb.after the installtion i coudnt find the game or folder.but the space of 15 gb was filled.can anyone explain how to rectify this problem.
 


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When you install a game or any software on your computer, the installation process typically involves extracting files to a specific location on your hard drive. If you installed a game that took up 15GB of space on your C drive but can't find the game or folder after installation, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot this issue:

Steps to Rectify the Missing Game Folder Issue:​

  1. Search for the Game Folder:
    • Use the search functionality in File Explorer to look for the game folder by typing the game's name into the search bar. Make sure to search in the entire C drive.
    • You can also search for specific file types related to the game (like .exe files) in case the folder is hidden or not named as...
When you install a game or any software on your computer, the installation process typically involves extracting files to a specific location on your hard drive. If you installed a game that took up 15GB of space on your C drive but can't find the game or folder after installation, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot this issue:

Steps to Rectify the Missing Game Folder Issue:​

  1. Search for the Game Folder:
    • Use the search functionality in File Explorer to look for the game folder by typing the game's name into the search bar. Make sure to search in the entire C drive.
    • You can also search for specific file types related to the game (like .exe files) in case the folder is hidden or not named as expected.
    []Check Hidden Items:
    • Enable the option to view hidden items in File Explorer. Sometimes, the game folder might be hidden from view.
    • In File Explorer, go to the "View" tab and check the box next to "Hidden items" in the "Show/hide" section.
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    ]Verify the Installation Location:
    • Double-check the default installation path of the game. Some games install to a different directory by default.
    • Look for common installation directories like Program Files, Program Files (x86), or the folder of the game's publisher.
    []Use Disk Cleanup:
    • Run the Disk Cleanup tool to clear any temporary files that might be taking up space unnecessarily. This might help free up some space.
    • Type "Disk Cleanup" in the Windows search bar, select the C drive, and let the tool scan for unnecessary files to delete.
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    ]Check Program Files:
    • Navigate to the Program Files (or Program Files (x86)) folder on your C drive and look for the game folder there.
    • If the game was installed correctly, it should be listed in one of these directories.
    []Check Recently Installed Programs:
    • Open the "Add or Remove Programs" settings in Windows and check if the game is listed there. You might find the game listed with an option to uninstall or modify it.
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    ]Reinstall the Game:
    • If you still can't find the game folder, consider reinstalling the game. During the installation process, pay close attention to the installation path to ensure it's being installed in the correct location.
  2. Use Third-Party File Recovery Tools:
    • If you suspect that the game files were accidentally deleted or moved, you can use third-party file recovery tools to try to recover them. By following these steps, you should be able to locate the missing game folder on your C drive and resolve the issue of the missing game after installation.
 


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