November 2017
I recently found out that my actual Sims 4 game is in the bin in the Program Files folder. The folder goes like this:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 4\Game\Bin
and then TS4 and TS4_x64 are both in there. I'm pretty sure they're not supposed to be in there, but I just don't know where to put them. Does anyone know the correct place they need to be in? Because this also stops me from being able to play Sims 4 all together.
November 2017
What makes you think they should not be in there?
The path is correct for a standard installation.
November 2017
I just find it odd that the game is in the Bin. It shouldn't be, right?
November 2017
Bin stands for binary. So why wouldn't they be there?
November 2017
OP, do you think it equals "recycle bin"? just in case, it doesn't.
November 2017
Oh, my God, I'm so sorry for wasting your time! I'm British, so we just call it 'bin' so I forgot that if it was actually a recycle bin, it would probably be called 'trash' or something. I am very sorry! My Sims 4 just isn't working, and I immediately thought that was the problem.
November 2017
Probably best if you made a new thread in the technical forum, describing what happens and giving your specs.
Good Luck
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@MayaPhillips2003, i also call it a "bin", so i had to ask, in case you did.
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It is unlikely that you get an answer here, because the last reply was given five years ago by the users involved in this situation. You should actually open another topic explaining better your situation, because it is not clear what kind of matters the player had, in fact the path .../bin was correct, his the sims 4 was not installed in the trash folder, as gfjpkarlsen had explained, so his matters had to be another, as yours, I suppose.