Only installs to C:

[flyboydanmke]

I have X-Plane 11 on a separate M.2 and found that the TBM installer.exe would not allow me to install the TBM unless I had the entire X-Plane 11 folder in C:\Program Files. Moving the 85GB folder takes too long and it's between 2 M.2(s). Any ideas?!  Windows 10 would claim I couldn't write to the E: disk even though all the settings are set for full admin.

 

Other than the super long run around, I did manage to get the TBM started on the first try.

[WesXi]

Hi flyboydanmke,

You can go to your D: and create a folder, say, D:\X-Aviation\ . 

Then, move "TBM-900" under <C: XP11>\X-Aviation\ to D:\X-Aviation\ .

Finally, create a directory junction by

> CD <C: XP11>\X-Aviation\

> mklink /J TBM-900 D:\X-Aviation\TBM-900

I haven't tried this on my TBM-900 but I have been doing this on many of my other folders, e.g., FSLA320X (which installs to C: by default) and several other XP11 folders.

[flyboydanmke]

I changed drive letters. I swapped E and D drivers so now XP11 M.2 is D. The installer works fine. It must not like more than 1 drive letter from the C drive.

[Noksi]

FWIW My X-Plane is on E: and I have no issues

[haeriphos]

I installed on X: without a problem