If you mean an flash drive USB, that probably won't work, but you can always try. I suggest getting an external hard disk or just a new hard drive in your computer. Data transfer of a usb storage device is a lot slower then a directly connected device. Given that the usb storage device drive designation could and does change under certain conditions, your game could stop working at any time because the operating system will be looking for the game to be on D: when the usb device is no longer D:.
Good luck. Hey pinkbellagrace! It's great you managed to install the game on a flash drive, but personally I wouldn't suggest that as a permanent solution. Flash drives are not designed to run games and it's also known The Sims 4 it's quite an heavy game to run, which could potentially brings issues to the drive itself.
I'd always recommend to install the game on an hard drive the same where you install windows preferably rather than external drives. Upgrade your hard drive shouldn't be that expensive as well and you should then be able to run the game safely and to store all the files necessary to let the game works!
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How can I download games onto a flash drive? Zombies Plants vs. Zombies 2 Plants vs. Zombies Heroes Other Plants vs. March My :c drive is not that large but I do have a 32g flash drive that I use for my computer. Me too. Message 1 of 6 20, Views. Reply 0. Accepted Solution. Expose the USB connector on the flash drive if it is covered by a protective plastic cap.
Plug the drive into an open USB port on your computer. Wait for Windows to open a dialog box listing available actions you can take with the flash drive. It is usually the last drive listed and often named after the drive's manufacturer. Double-click on the flash drive's icon. Open a new 'Computer' window, navigate to the folder containing your downloads and locate the files that you want to transfer to the flash drive.
Click on the files. Press and hold the 'Shift' key when you click to select multiple files. Drag the files from your hard drive to the flash drive folder. Wait for the file transfer to complete. Close both windows. Click on the 'Safely Remove Hardware' icon in the bottom right of your screen and select the flash drive. Pull it out of the USB port when Windows says it's safe to remove the drive. Click on your desktop and then click 'File' on the top Finder menu bar.
Choose 'New Finder Window. It might say 'Home,' or it may display your name or the name you gave your computer. Click on the 'Downloads' folder. Locate the files that you want to transfer to your flash drive. Click and drag them from your hard drive to the flash drive folder. Press and hold the 'Command' key when you click to select multiple files.
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