Hey,
I recently reset my PC. I then reinstalled everything I needed. I have two hard drives, one large and one small. When I install games on the hard drive with the most storage, they crash. Then the folder on the hard drive opens, and everything works fine on the one with less storage.
What could be the reason for this?
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