Could someone explain me clearly why I have the following installs, in particular, because both have a flightsimulator.exe inside? (could explain the reason for the to first ones?)
C:\XboxGames\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Content (1GB)
C:\Users[user name]\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe (17 GB)
And last to say that I have store version and the community folder is in a different drive altogether, with the official folder accounting for 131 GB
Is this structure correct?
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I think the latter may be your cache file plus world updates and add-ons folder
We have something similar on Xbox - it’s called Reserved Space and if you delete this, then you lose all your WUs, add-ons, rolling cache file, etc.
Yes its all good.
Have similar on pc, 3.5G on C. and 130 on D.
The C: (or boot) drive has Symbolic Junction file Folders
indicated by the blue arrow on the bottom left of the icon.
This indicates that the real folders are physically located elsewhere.
They are just place holders.
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Windows 11 and MS Store Installation of FS2020
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"Microsoft Store apps function like any other app in your system. However, they are not stored like any other app when installed. By default, the installation location of Microsoft Store apps is not visible.
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