
You should now not see a Sims 4 folder in C:\Users\\ Documents\Electronic Arts\ anymore but one on the new drive that you picked. Navigate to the external drive that you want to use and right-click in the main menu and choose Paste.To do so, right-Click on the Sims 4 folder in C:\Users\\ Documents\Electronic Arts\ and choose Cut Move the folder The Sims 4 folder from C:\Users\\ Documents\Electronic Arts\ to their new destination (in the example, that will be the external drive E:\).Make sure Origin (or other gaming clients) are closed.All you need to find out is in which folder the data is store and then do the instructions for that folder. The method is explained with the example of Sims 4 but should work accordingly with any other game or application that has data in the documents folder. Make sure to create a backup of the folder you want to move with a symbolic link and read instructions in full before starting.

The method requires computer knowledge and is not recommended for beginners.

To get rid of the symbolic link, use this command: rmdir “Path to the symbolic link” in a command prompt with admin rights as described below.Make sure the external drive is plugged in and recognized by the system before you start the game.I would not recommend using the symbolic link method with a USB 2.0 hard drive (unless there’s no other way).You will get longer loading times if you use an external drive that is significantly slower than the internal one.
