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Phil Metalhead
Game Foundry Leaɗer
Join date: 11 Mar 2003
Posts: 291
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04-30-2003 10:40
i'd like to install SL on a laptop that has been loaned to me, but i need to return it in the exact same condition i received it in, so i need to know if SL puts files anywhere besides its own directory, and if so, what and where, so i can make sure they're removed properly when i unistall SL from the laptop. yes, i am that addicted to SL: i'm willing to play it on dialup on an underpowered laptop  |
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Ama Omega
Lost Wanderer
Join date: 11 Dec 2002
Posts: 1,770
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04-30-2003 11:00
You will not be so willing after the first 10minutes or less on dial up. There is a reason the game doesn't support it, its not playable.
That said, the uninstaller works great. Neither I nor one other person has been able to find any trace of it after using the default uninstaller.
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Phil Metalhead
Game Foundry Leaɗer
Join date: 11 Mar 2003
Posts: 291
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04-30-2003 21:02
don't knock the dialup. a few weeks ago, i played SL on dialup, getting dialup speeds of only 43kbps. tonight, i have 50.6kbps  edit: unfortunately, this laptop seems a bit TOO underpowered, and under-updated  * only has DX7 * ATI Rage PRO 2 * 128MB PC100 RAM guess i'll just have to idle on the forums while you guys have all the fun  |
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Aaron Linden
Linden Lab Staff
Join date: 19 Nov 2002
Posts: 59
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05-01-2003 00:56
Second Life follows the standard Windows guidelines about where to place files:
Read-only files live in Program Files/SecondLIfe.
Read-write files live in Documents and Settings/<user name>/Application Data/SecondLife.
Notes:
Application Data is a standard hidden folder on Windows XP. You may need to change your Folder Options to see it.
There is one <user name> folder per account that has run SecondLife.
Hope this helps!
Aaron
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