Windows 10: startin and target folders

hello,

how do i check where my target and startin folders are for steam emu??

:)

 

How to solve 'Make sure the 'Target' and 'StartIn' folder point to correct path and folder' popup?

How to solve 'Make sure the 'Target' and 'StartIn' folder point to correct path and folder' popup?in microsoft flight simulator x-stream edition
and i have installed the game in

target "D:\Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X - Steam Edition\SmartSteamLoader.exe"

startin "D:\Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X - Steam Edition"

i have read updates about thi and what is stream client?

and how to run it?

 

SmartSteamEmu: Unable to launch game. Make sure the 'Target' and 'Startin' folder point to correct path and folder.

hey guys, well i had Flight Simulator X on my old pc but when i tried to play it on steam on my new pc it told me i didn't have the game and I had to buy it again , so i decided to get it for free on a website which has a huge amount of games for free ,
and well i downloaded the game after installing and extracting it , the application doesn't allow me to play by saying to make sure the target and startin folder point to the correct path and folder , i downloaded the steam version btw to get the same feel
as always. Please help i wanna know how to play it without having to buy it again. <3

Moved from: Windows 10 / Files, folders, & storage

 

Multiple 'Documents' folders under 'This PC'

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in Windows 10.

This may happen if one the “documents” folder has been stored on different target location.

Follow the methods below and check if it helps:

Method 1

I suggest that you check both the folders location where they are saved using the below method:

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  Right-click on any one documents folder and then click Properties.
  
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  Click the Location tab, click Restore Default, and then click Apply and OK.
  
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  Check what happens, try these step on all the documents folder.
  

Method 2

If the above step fails then try checking the target location of both the folders by using the find target option:

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  Right-click on any one documents folder and then click Properties.
  
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  Click the Location tab, click Find target.
  
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  Check where the target location of both the folders is and check if any one goes to the user name location and later delete the one which goes to wrong location.
  

Hope this information is helpful. Please do let us know if you need further assistance, we’ll be glad to assist you.