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:smile40: It makes absolutely no difference which drive you install programs on. C and D are usually local drives – "hard drives" – and each of them operates independently. The operating system is simply installed on one of them, and the other is either used by it or both can be used. The only potential problem is if a program needs files from the operating system; in that case, it should be installed on the drive where the operating system is installed (it might be on D). Therefore, it doesn't matter whether you install programs on drive D or C! It has no significance!!!!!!!!!!!!
It definitely matters! It all depends on where WINDOWS is located! Any self-respecting programmer or user wouldn't install games between the program and WINDOWS if they have another local drive!
Night Nazgul;98701
Of course, reinstall it! I also have some auxiliary Windows files on D. :) Although the Windows folder itself is on C; on D, there's only Windows Vista Nome Basic RUS.
Night Nazgul, I reinstalled the game, and the editor works great! Thank you! :)