So, I now know for certain it runs just fine on a native Win 11 machine which is all we state. I was hoping for issues, but there were none this makes it really hard to troubleshoot without a problem. way too easy…Well my luck- no issues, just like on Win10…on a native Windows OS no problems….I will say in Win11 -you have to dig to find things and lots of snooping by big brother. I did not even turn off Defender! Using the USB CD drive- Installed QL/QT Please note!! IMPORTANT- Do not install icons. Now logged in as administrator, I used the inexpensive USB CD drive (yes you need one). So first, set language to US English and keyboard to US, second for me was Canada French, International Keyboard (something I need, so skip second two items for most of you folks), registered as local account (I did not desire a M$ account and there is a way to avoid such), removed McAfee, set developer mode, removed S mode ( Microsoft Store only for software), unfortunately I had to get a M$ account to remove this, so I used an email I seldom use. It might require using the Unix shell prompt underneath to get a real picture of what files are *actually* there, or finding the hidden easter egg settings online that un-cripple Finder and get it to show everything correctly.FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS – I bet the answer to your query is in here………Ī: In In Sept (2022) I bought a new Windows 11 home S mode (21H2) ,Dell laptop, 3511, Intel I5, an inexpensive laptop to test for issues. It tends to pretend things like Applications aren't normal forlders when in reality they are. But Likely places to look are:ġ - your own private Applications folder, under Steamģ - your own private Library/appdata folder.Īnother problem you might run into is that Apple deliberately cripples the view you have of the filesystem via the Finder program. I moved it to Windows because the hardware GPU accelleration wasn't very good on that model of Mac so I don't rememebr anymore where it was. I had the version on Mac originally and did this. I can't for the life of me remember where it was though.
Instead of starting from C:\Program Files (x85)\Steam you have to start from somewhere else.
The Windows instructions should work if you just modify the bits where they describe where to find the Kerbal Space Program folder. Actually, yes you can, but the files are located in a different folder, that's all.
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