I've had my Sims 2 game installed in my iMac for a long time. I tried to play it yesterday, but I got a message saing that I have o free up some space. What does that mean. I backed up my computer, but that didn't work. Does any one know what will?
It says that I have 168.58 Gigabytes left in the hard drive. I'm not sure how many gigabytes were originally on the computer when we first got it. Do know where I could find out how much I had?
Do you think that there is something wrong with the disk? It worked a few days ago, and nothing seemed wrong. I'll try and clean out the computer and i'll see what happens.
mine did this a lot. ends up i was clicking on the wrong thing. are you trying to launch it from the disk or from the sims 2 application on your hard drive? if you are using the disk it will give you the not enough space message.
It will launch from the applications folder, but it doesn't play well from there and being there can cause all sorts of strange little problems. (I forget exactly why this is, although I have had it explained to me.) Aspyr (the maker of the game) recommends that you do not keep your Sims folder in the applications folder.
Paul - I can assure you that I'm not making this up. Please consult the Aspyr web site for more information on the topic.
Having said that, it doesn't make sense to me either (although I have had it explained to me by a representative at Aspyr). However, it is well known in the Mac Sims 2 community that you need to install the game at the root level of your hard drive or in the games folder. I discovered this because I was having problems with the game, and moving the Sims 2 folder out of the applications file (on the advice of Aspyr) fixed them.
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