Uplay Locate Installed Game

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These instructions are general and apply to every download from this website.Games used for the presentation do not have any relevance for the steps.

Locating an installed game with Uplay PC. Yes, Uplay PC can detect if a Uplay-enabled game is already installed somewhere on your computer. This is how you use the feature: - Start Uplay PC and log in. Navigate to your games library and locate the game you want to detect. Click on the game tile. On the game overview page, there will be a small note below the Download button: Locate installed game.

  1. Locating your game directory

Steam

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Uplay Locate Installed Game

  1. Locate the game entry in your Steam Library.
  2. Right-click on the game entry, select Manage -> Browse local files.
  3. An Explorer window will open, revealing your game directory. You’ll want to put your mod files here.

GOG Galaxy

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  1. Locate the game entry in the GOG Galaxy client in the Installed tab.
  2. Click on the icon, select Manage installation -> Show folder.
  3. An Explorer window will open, revealing your game directory. You’ll want to put your mod files here.

Rockstar Games Launcher

  1. In the RGL client, click SETTINGS.
  2. Click on the game entry in the My installed games list.
  3. Click OPEN next to the View installation folder entry.
  4. An Explorer window will open, revealing your game directory. You’ll want to put your mod files here.

Uplay

  1. Locate the game entry in the Uplay client in the Games -> Installed tab.
  2. Right-click on the game entry, select View game details.
  3. Click on Properties, then on Open folder in the Local files section.
  4. An Explorer window will open, revealing your game directory. You’ll want to put your mod files here.

Retail (disc)

If you’ve installed the game with a traditional installer from the disc, you probably know where the game is installed.If not, it’s easiest to locate it by following either its Desktop shortcut or the Start Menu shortcut:

  1. Locate the game shortcut on Desktop or the Start Menu. Usually, it’s easiest to locate the shortcut in the Start Menu by typing the game name.
  2. Right-click the located shortcut and select Open file location.
    • On Windows 10, selecting this option on the Start Menu shortcut might take you to the location of the shortcut, not the game’s executable(easily identifiable by Start Menu in the path). If that happens, right-click the shortcut and select Open file location from the context menu.
  3. An Explorer window will open, revealing your game directory. You’ll want to put your mod files here.

Uplay Locate Installed Game Steam

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This section assumes that you don’t use WinZIP, WinRAR or 7-Zip and instead refers to the tools included in Windows.If you use any of these third-party file archivers, I assume you know how to extract the archives.

  1. Right-click on the mod’s archive (.zip file), select Extract All….
  2. Set the Destination folder to the game’s directory you have previously located and click Extract.


    If a prompt saying “The destination has X files with the same names” shows up, select “Replace the files in the destination”.

  3. Files will be extracted and the extracted files will appear in the game directory.

This section is applicable only to select downloads.

Uplay Change Game Location

  1. Locate the game directory and the mod’s configuration file – if the mod has a configuration file,it has the same name as the mod’s .asi file and has a .ini extension. If you have file extensions hidden,it might appear without one.
  2. Double-click the file to open it in a text editor of choice – typically Notepad.
  3. Make the necessary changes as instructed by individual mod’s configuration files, and save the file.




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