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Old 03-19-2015, 10:15 PM
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Is it possible to have both P99 version of EQ installed as well as the current SoE version? I tried installing the Steam client version, but when I tired logging into P99, it was using the Steam drive to load up from for some reason, giving me all kinds of errors, stating it needed to be updated, etc.

Now I'd like to pop into EQ vent out my anger and frustration in zones that I keep getting killed because of trains or people with bad pulls, and wipe out that zone with my level 70s. Then return back to 99 and enjoy the game as it used to be, when I had the most fun.

So far a couple of tricks I tried doesn't seem to work, P99 keeps finding the steam client.
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Old 03-19-2015, 11:43 PM
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yes just install them into different directories.

We recommend that you have your p99 folder on the C drive because the program files folder causes issues with file permissions and updating files.
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Old 03-19-2015, 11:45 PM
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Is it possible to have both P99 version of EQ installed as well as the current SoE version? I tried installing the Steam client version, but when I tired logging into P99, it was using the Steam drive to load up from for some reason, giving me all kinds of errors, stating it needed to be updated, etc.

Now I'd like to pop into EQ vent out my anger and frustration in zones that I keep getting killed because of trains or people with bad pulls, and wipe out that zone with my level 70s. Then return back to 99 and enjoy the game as it used to be, when I had the most fun.

So far a couple of tricks I tried doesn't seem to work, P99 keeps finding the steam client.
You need completely different installs at different locations.

As an example, I use a thumb drive to play from, on any computer.

I have top file system for each intal... eq live, eq test, p99...

In each file is the full game install.

Each install will have it's own .exe file to start the game with. Make a short cut for it by clicking on it, create shortcut. Move shortcut to the top directory and rename to note the install it's going to run.

So for this example you would have 3 files with each separate client instal, and 3 icons to start the games listed EQ, LIVE, P99... click the one you want to play. or even run at the same time...

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Old 03-20-2015, 11:39 PM
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yes just install them into different directories.

We recommend that you have your p99 folder on the C drive because the program files folder causes issues with file permissions and updating files.
That might be the issue, I have P99 installed on an SSD drive that's not the the C drive.
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Old 03-21-2015, 07:34 AM
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I mean it doesn't matter where you put it really, as long as it isn't in your program files folder. SSD is goog
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Old 03-21-2015, 10:10 AM
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That might be the issue, I have P99 installed on an SSD drive that's not the the C drive.
They just have to be in different folders. For example my Live EQ is located in C:/Sony where my P99 game is located in C:/Project1999

You cant use Steam to play on p99 though.
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