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clarification. I'm moving from the c: drive of the old computer to the storage of the new and then want to use the SSD on the new for bootup only
In the Origin settings (after you've installed Origin), you can specify where downloaded games are placed. Simply create a folder on your storage driver and point your games there. Start the download of all your games
and then pause the downloads. Copy your existing install to the new location and start the download again. IIRC, Origin will recognize the files you copied over and just add the last couple of files you need. I'm quite sure this worked for me.
Alternatively, if everything goes wrong and it installs to your SSD, you can use the Steam Mover (you can find it in Sean's thread, I believe) to move the game after installing. In fact, you can use Steam Mover to move any system or game files. It works by creating a form of shortcut so Windows thinks it's accessing for example C:\Program Files\Origin\Origin Games, but in reality it's being redirected to D:\Origin Games. Steam Mover is a genius little tool, learn to use it and it'll benefit you greatly.
Edited by B!0HaZard - 4/27/12 at 5:21pm