World of Warcraft transfer from C: to D:

[maddawg]

A friend recently bought a second harddrive and I am trying to help a him move the game World of Warcraft from C: to D:

I do not know where any of the saved file information is for this game as I do not play it.

I was going to install the game on the D: and then goto the control panel to remove it from the C:, then copy all of the contents from his current install directory to the new installed directory.

What is the best way to accomplish this so that I do not lose his saved game information???
Is there a program that can accomplish this???

 

[SuPrEIVIE]

usually the saved game information is in the my documents folder for games, or in the actual install folder it self for pc games in general, but i never played or installed WWC, but either of those two directories probably have it

 

[Schadenfroh]

Copy/paste

I ran WoW from my iPods hard drive once, no need for an install.

 

[maddawg]

If I just copy and paste the folder/directory, wouldn't the registry entries be incorrect and cause problems when i try to uninstall it??

 

[JohnAn2112]

Originally posted by: maddawg
If I just copy and paste the folder/directory, wouldn't the registry entries be incorrect and cause problems when i try to uninstall it??

There are no registry entries associated with the game. You can copy and paste it to your second drive.

 

[notfred]

It's World of Warcraft, there is no save game information, it's all saved on the server. That's why you can log in from anyone else's PC and play as your own character.

Like JohnAn2112 said, you can just drag and drop the whole directory to the other drive.