Setting Program/etc files to Read-Only...

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Strangel:
Nyaha. Thanks, O'Mighty. After dumping LS pulled walls & floors into the Bins folder and setting it to read-only with the rest, said files aren't showing in the catalog. Am I missing something that should have been saved and moved over as well?

Fubuki:
What exactly does "separate partition" mean? I'm not familiar with the term "mount" either. I just set everything in C:\Program Files\EA GAMES as read-only. Is that the wrong way to do it?

Strangel:
Quote from: Fubuki on 2008 March 27, 03:41:01

What exactly does "separate partition" mean? I'm not familiar with the term "mount" either. I just set everything in C:\Program Files\EA GAMES as read-only. Is that the wrong way to do it?


If you only have ONE partition, you're running off Admin. If you have multiple "Users" you can choose from when booting up Windows, you've got partitions. I'm not sure how to trun sims from one partition to another, but setting everything read-only in C: Program EA is working for me.

....oh and I am phail. Stupid walls and floors appeared on the next reboot.

ScoobyDoo:
I think you mean accounts not partitions, partitions are how you can divide up a hard drive's storage space. (aka drives).

morriganrant:
Indeed, I have several accounts on this PC, all of them are on one partition. The other is where my OS is.

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