NestlePureLife Posted March 26, 2010 Report Share Posted March 26, 2010 I installed a game on Vista Home Premium and it didn't show up where I installed it. I thought maybe for some reason it's hidden so I enabled show hidden files. Still couldn't find it so I checked my hard drive space and noticed 4gb were missing (size of the game). I ran the installer one more time and went into the same folder and it showed up there. I googled it and they said to go to the file path and type in the path for the game so I did and it said that Windows can't find the folder. How do I access this folder? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
catgate Posted March 26, 2010 Report Share Posted March 26, 2010 I installed a game on Vista Home Premium and it didn't show up where I installed it. I thought maybe for some reason it's hidden so I enabled show hidden files. Still couldn't find it so I checked my hard drive space and noticed 4gb were missing (size of the game). I ran the installer one more time and went into the same folder and it showed up there. I googled it and they said to go to the file path and type in the path for the game so I did and it said that Windows can't find the folder. How do I access this folder?Can you rename the folder and then try again with the new name? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlanHo Posted March 27, 2010 Report Share Posted March 27, 2010 I recently got Just Cause 2 and installed it but it wouldn't run. It said that my version of Windows isn't supported (I have XP). Luckily I bought my computer back when they gave away Vista upgrades for free so I have a Vista Upgrade. I upgraded it today but I don't think it worked or I'm just missing something. I have used this upgrade before but downgraded to XP after a while. The problem is that when I turn on my computer it looks like Vista is booting up properly, but when it loads it shows up what seems to be the right part of the task bar (keyboard language and time) and opens up My Documents. There's no actual task bar, no icons, just the time and My Documents and everything looks like Windows 98. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete takes me to the Vista menu thing with the Task Manager, Log Off, and other stuff that should normally be there. Nothing happens when I press the start button on the keyboard or when I right click. Is there a way to fix this?I installed a game on Vista Home Premium and it didn't show up where I installed it. I thought maybe for some reason it's hidden so I enabled show hidden files. Still couldn't find it so I checked my hard drive space and noticed 4gb were missing (size of the game). I ran the installer one more time and went into the same folder and it showed up there. I googled it and they said to go to the file path and type in the path for the game so I did and it said that Windows can't find the folder. How do I access this folder?Earlier you started a separate thread about not being able to boot into Vista properly. Are the two problems on the same computer and do they both occur at the same time? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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