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[Rathyl]

 So, I recently installed Baldur's Gate 2, from GoG in this case. I cannot seem to find my save file location, so I was wondering what other directories it may use. I've gone to the C:\\Program Files (x86)\\GOG.com\\Baldurs Gate II directory, and there is no save folder. In fact, when I run Baldur's Gate 2 from the launcher in that directory, it does not even recognize saves. On the other hand, when I load from the launcher on the quickbar, that was also created by the GoG install(I pinned it when it auto-ran), it seems to load from a different directory because multiple saves are present. I only have the single install of the game, so I was wondering if someone might have an idea of what directory the saves could be hiding in, or a way to export them to somewhere I can copy them.

[ussnorway]

Uninstall it and then re-install it to C:\\Games or any folder other than C:\\Program Files.

[Rathyl]

Tried this on the second computer, not to much success. I created a save, re-installed, and lost the saves. I do get the save folder though. I'm more asking if there is a way to recover saves from the previous incident where I cannot create the save folder, as I do not wish to lose my progress(Assuming the computer with the files I wish to move has not had a reinstall yet).

[ussnorway]

Huh? There is no “SAVE” folder at the start because the game tries to make it the first time you save a game. If you installed to C:\\Program File then your old saves should have been placed in your documents folder (assuming Visa/ 7 is the os) ... you may need to turn on “show hidden files” to see them but if you installed outside C:\\Program File then the save folder will be in whatever folder you installed to eg. C:\\games\\BG2.

p.s the GoG game version is already patched so don’t try to install one over the top.

[Gate70]

If the above doesn't work, from your game folder see if you have this icon (Vista screenprint but Windows 7 should be similar?). Try that.