How can I change location where WE reading files?

[ReFresh 2265]

Hi guys,

how can I change location of reading files in World Editor? Because I have 3 hard discs in my PC and I can't change names of hard discs. World Editor reading files from D:\ymir work\blablabla. I need to change it to disc F:\. If it's possible with the newest World Editor version, give me a feedback.

Thanks for answers!

Sincerely,

ReFresh

[Exygo 1050]

There is a button called "Shrink volume" to make some space and eventually make a partition called D specially for world editor

[ReFresh 2265]

@Exygo Yeah man, I know. I tried it than I asked. But can you see here letter D? I don't see it. 

 

I think it's because: I have 3 discs and on 2 of them I have windows which I'm using.

[Sonitex 1406]

I think you would need to change it from source of WE.. 

[ReFresh 2265]

@Sonitex I know it, but source of WE which is free to download is an old and this old version is too glitchy.

[Sonitex 1406]

There is not help for you I guess sadly

[ReFresh 2265]

@Sonitex I think too

[Braxy 594]

U don't have to change the name of the hard disk's what u have to do is to shrink volume from one of the disk and get whatever GB u want , and then with the free GB that u shrink from the specified Disk u could make a new local disk named D ... I had this problem too and that was the best way to solve it.

[ReFresh 2265]

@Braxy I did it but I don't see this disc in computer.

 

 

[Braxy 594]

Hmm , how much GB u insert in this local disk?

[ReFresh 2265]

22 minutes ago, Braxy said:

Hmm , how much GB u insert in this local disk?

500 MB

[Braxy 594]

Why just 500MB , i don't think that's enough , just shrink about 20 GB from one who have enough and then remake this local and see if that's working.

[ReFresh 2265]

On 12. 11. 2016 at 5:52 PM, Braxy said:

Why just 500MB , i don't think that's enough , just shrink about 20 GB from one who have enough and then remake this local and see if that's working.

I did it and still I don't see it.

[Braxy 594]

Hmm , that's something , then reinstall your windows that's not such a wow thing ... 

[ReFresh 2265]

19 minutes ago, Braxy said:

Hmm , that's something , then reinstall your windows that's not such a wow thing ... 

I tried everything  I think problem will be in BIOS  But I don't know how to solve it. I think problem is in BIOS cache which saving names of discs.