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Auto Update installs in wrong directory

theeglo

I have TV installed on my D drive. But when TV prompts for an update, it installs to the C drive.

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Eric_T

Dear Sirs,

A similar case here:

TeamViewer (64bit) is installed on my Drive E:\;
Auto-updating it however creates a NEW Install on Drive C:\ (leaving the outdated Drive E:\ Install untouched!)
I need to uninstall the superfluous Drive C:\ Install, manually download a new Installer (64bit) copy and run it with Advanced Options (to specify target folder) in order to get the Drive E:\ Install updated.
Also, the 64bit Installer (at your Web site) is quite hidden - one has to really search for it in order to get hold of it: why not have a double-purpose Installer or -- alternatively -- ask the User which Installer [s]he prefers, prior to starting the download?

Your prompt & effective attention to the couple of issues above will be much appreciated.

Sincerely,

Eric T.

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