Right now, we've got the morph3 directory and associates sitting on our C: drive. We'd like to move the whole shebang, log files and all, to our larger E: drive. Short of reinstalling, what's the best way to do that? We've noticed a "Thunderstone" key in the HKLM\software portion of the NT registry, and weren't sure if just changing the path in there would do the job.
Also, when we do that, we assume we'd need to kill monitor.exe. We've tried that in the past, for other reasons, and invariably we get an "access is denied" message from the task manager-- even when we're logged in as administrator. Any way to shut down all the monitor.exe instances?
Also, when we do that, we assume we'd need to kill monitor.exe. We've tried that in the past, for other reasons, and invariably we get an "access is denied" message from the task manager-- even when we're logged in as administrator. Any way to shut down all the monitor.exe instances?
