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StinkyNoob
01.18.2012 , 04:52 PM | #61
Quote: Originally Posted by NecroMongo View Post
I'm running XP and I can't for the life of me find these files or folders. Any Idea?
Tools > Folder Options > Show hidden files?

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NecroMongo
01.18.2012 , 04:56 PM | #62
Quote: Originally Posted by StinkyNoob View Post
Tools > Folder Options > Show hidden files?
Already tried that. Weird.

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Aleksejev
01.18.2012 , 05:01 PM | #63
Worked for me, boosted my FPS slightly too!

Much appreciated.

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Themosh
01.18.2012 , 05:27 PM | #64
Worked for me as well. Important to remember is to reset your graphics in the character select screen, and not in game. If you just straight log into the world, it doesnt seem to work. (on my machines here at least).

Thanks!

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Victoriana
01.18.2012 , 05:28 PM | #65
So, I have tried, retried, and tried again. Nothing is fixing my FPS, I was running rather well yesterday, I tried your solution and and it seemed to make the choppy even choppier... I run a HD Windows 7 Laptop, the thing can run WoW in Ultra graphics, but I cannot run SWTOR in anything but low. I am really kinda getting bummed out here.

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Saaleene
01.18.2012 , 05:31 PM | #66
Confirmed I just did this and it went from 3fps back to 20 fps

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Dee-Jay
01.18.2012 , 05:38 PM | #67
This may sound dumb, but I can't find the file.

I turned on hidden folders but I do not seem to have a SWTOR settings file.

In fact, the only subfolders under /local are /Microsoft and /Temp.


Where are my SWTOR setting saved?

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metalgrin
01.18.2012 , 07:05 PM | #68
Quote: Originally Posted by Dee-Jay View Post
In fact, the only subfolders under /local are /Microsoft and /Temp.
You're probably looking in the default folder, so the path looks likely like this:
C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local

Instead you should look in your profile folder, so "Default" -> "Your Windows Username"
There should be much more than only /Microsoft and /Temp

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Ciruxx
01.18.2012 , 07:15 PM | #69
My game was not starting after clicking play from the launcher, this fixed it. THANK YOU!

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Bilspar
01.18.2012 , 08:18 PM | #70
I cant find this file at all. Is this for Win 7? If so, where would one find it on winXP? Thanks for helping us in any case. I have gotten no help from Bioware at all.
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