December 2019 - last edited December 2019
It looks like 11 days ago my Sims 4 install folder decided to split itself in half and spread itself across my C Drive... Any ideas?
The folders are NOT duplicates, they contain different things. It's literally as though it took half of the stuff and moved it to the main C Drive instead of the Subfolder system on it.
The game works perfectly fine, I hadn't even noticed... But I would like to have a tidy looking computer!
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December 2019
@Anonymous What's in your first screenshot looks like the contents of the Delta folder in your second screenshot. You can compare folder sizes to confirm, if you want. But I'd just delete every folder labeled EP, GP, or SP in your first screenshot. Those files are not being used by the game, since Origin won't be looking for them there.
Worst case, if your install somehow doesn't work after this, you can always run a repair (open your Origin game library, right-click on the Sims 4 icon, and select Repair). That will replace any missing files.
By the way, check your default install location in Origin to see whether it's pointing directly to C rather than to the Origin Games folder. That could explain the duplicate files.
December 2019
@Anonymous What's in your first screenshot looks like the contents of the Delta folder in your second screenshot. You can compare folder sizes to confirm, if you want. But I'd just delete every folder labeled EP, GP, or SP in your first screenshot. Those files are not being used by the game, since Origin won't be looking for them there.
Worst case, if your install somehow doesn't work after this, you can always run a repair (open your Origin game library, right-click on the Sims 4 icon, and select Repair). That will replace any missing files.
By the way, check your default install location in Origin to see whether it's pointing directly to C rather than to the Origin Games folder. That could explain the duplicate files.
December 2019