Its a Windows 10 OS, and I've changed all the default storage settings to Drive E. So, how do I get it to look on Drive E for the addon info?
Step 2) After installing the Minion client, you need to make sure to let it scan all your drives.
Step 1) Go to Minion's website and download the Minion client.
I know by default ESO expects the Addon folder to be on Drive C, but its never been there on my PC and it worked fine before I moved my PC. Just like with the manual installation of addons, make sure you have an Addons folder in your Documents>ElderScrollsOnline>Live directory by starting the game if it's a fresh installation. That worked for Minion, but try as I might I can't seem to get ESO to reference the Addon folder on Drive E, and it insists that I have no Addons installed even though Minion shows they are and is happily updating them. This folder (along with all my documents, pictures, music and video files) is located on an external 2xTB hard drive (designated Drive E, and I also have another smaller external HD which I use for back-ups (Drive F)Īs far as I can tell these two drives have become confused, possibly because I transposed their USB connections, but I initially discovered that Minion was searching on Drive F for its addon folder and had to change its settings to Drive E. I recently had to disassemble my PC to move it to a new location and having put it back together again I found that ESO and Minion were no longer able to find my Addon folder.
