It depends on the computer system how well the laptop will run the Sims games that you install on it. LOLĬongratulations on your new laptop! I hope that you enjoy using it for your genealogy work and for when traveling. But, like I said, I didn't expect to take my game along with me. I bought a game last year and I have a few others I got from on the house and codes or as demos, I switched to a different computer than what I had originally installed origin and set-up and account on. I don't wish to crowd those things like my FTM 2017 program and the Word Perfect X8, hubby brought in for me. The laptop is primarily for travel and my genealogy. At least Sims3 invites you to de-select packs. I had to wait until the other stuff installed. (I have all SPs to date, all EPs, and all but vampires in the GP realm.) Once the game was ready, I opened it to see if game play was possible. Not having a clue as to what the laptop can handle, I decided I wouldn't download everything.
I just discovered I could install the game on my new laptop. I wondered if having the automatic setting unticked may have helped, but it hasn't. I am sorry It seems that once simmers go back online, the game will automatically download packs that are currently uninstalled. The moment Sims 4 loaded up, it started automatically downloading the GP again I really regret buying the GP now that I know installing it isn't optional. I deliberately ignored the button to download the new GP. I went back online and had the option to start up my game.
Hello I do have automatic Origin and game updates off already. There is a button in Origin settings to " keep the game uptodate " which you could untick, and then you would need to manually check for updates, and install each pack individually. Hi Guys,I've made a short tutorial to help you guys get the maximum download speed from Origin when downloading a game.Copy paste the following command line.