Fallout 76 shows error (No region ping) 1:5:1

can I make the game think somehow that it's on c-drive? some sort of drive image system or folder link

No sorry, it's not possible. PC Game Pass games go into an encrypted folder and there is no way to change any of it's settings. You can move them between drives in Windows Settings, but that's about it.

What you're asking wouldn't be possible on a standard PC game install. Game Pass is the only download service I've experienced thus far that has these issues. Every other service allows games to run on what ever drive you like. I mean You can run Steam games
off a Micro SD card!

I'm sorry I wasn't able to help you further.

can I make the game think somehow that it's on c-drive? some sort of drive image system or folder link

Hi,

It doesn't like you'll be able to. If you only have a 120GB SSD it will actually only have 111GB of storage. Windows 10 will need 32GB plus about 7GB free for future updates, this leaves only around 72GB, not enough for Fallout 76.

Yes, there is an issue with this game running on anything other than the C:\ drive. It's still not been addressed and I had the same issue when I first tried it. Not such a problem for me as I've got a 512GB C:\ drive. I've moved from D:\

There are only a few options available.

• Wait until they fix it - don't hold your breath.
• Upgrade your C:\ drive to larger SSD.
• Buy the PC version from Steam - that version can be installed on any drive.

I know this isn't what you were hoping for. I'm an Ultimate subscriber and only download a limited number of PC Game Pass titles due to the limitations and restrictions on the system. For example, last time I had to reinstall Windows 10, I had to download
my Game Pass titles again as they're encrypted in folders and don't transfer over.

same here, very disappointing

I have same problem.what i must do?