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Added hard drive...changed disc source?

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate (Classic)' started by vordicon, Oct 22, 2002.

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    [​IMG] Hi, I added a new hard drive and it remapped most of my drives: d became e, e became f, etc. When playing Tales of the Sword Coast and going to area 5, it still asks me to put the disc in my CD drive, which was E, but is now F. Does anyone know how I can fix this? I uninstalled & reinstalled TOTSC, but got the same problem.
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    Sure! Open the baldurs.ini file with any editor and near at the begining you will find the path descriptions. Just overwrite it to the correct settings and enjoy the game again.

    You can enchant the speed of area loading as well, if you copy your CDs to the harddisk. Create a directory named CD2, CD3 etc as you like it. Modify this baldur.ini file and you won't have to change the CD.
     
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