Candy Crush Saga Windowsapps Folder
In theory you login to Facebook or Microsoft Account and your progress is saved. You could then restore it by login to the new computer. But in practice, this is not the case! I have the same problem with Microsoft Mahjong.
I have unlocked all the levels and I wouldn't like to play them all again in my notebook!I recently bought a new smartphone running Android and I found the DataSync app that can save the game's progress on Google Drive, DropBox or whatever compatible cloud storage. Then you go to another android device (such as the Android emulator Bluestacks) and you can use DataSync to restore your game progress from the cloud!
Candy Crush Saga Windowsapps Folder Set
Does anyone know if there is something similar for Windows apps? I did a quick search but unfortunately found nothing!
I have never played and never intend to play Candy Crush Soda Saga and I know I never downloaded it. After looking online I found out Microsoft has a deal with King (the company that makes Candy Crush) and has added the game to part of the games that come installed on the system like solitaire and minesweeper.
And it's rather late (local time 2:40am), so I have to go to bed. If anyone knows a solution for Windows apps/games (and even for desktop games) please do share! In theory you login to Facebook or Microsoft Account and your progress is saved. You could then restore it by login to the new computer. But in practice, this is not the case! I have the same problem with Microsoft Mahjong. I have unlocked all the levels and I wouldn't like to play them all again in my notebook!I recently bought a new smartphone running Android and I found the DataSync app that can save the game's progress on Google Drive, DropBox or whatever compatible cloud storage.
Then you go to another android device (such as the Android emulator Bluestacks) and you can use DataSync to restore your game progress from the cloud! Does anyone know if there is something similar for Windows apps? I did a quick search but unfortunately found nothing! And it's rather late (local time 2:40am), so I have to go to bed. If anyone knows a solution for Windows apps/games (and even for desktop games) please do share!Yeah, these games requiring facebook login is crapcos if your facebook account gets disable, you are stuff.If u then try to sync a new account to the game, it will get reset to level 1.Thanks for the info about datasyncDo u know of an IOS equivalent?I also looking for the windows equivalent as well.I wonder if we can just copy the local save file?But we need to know where they are located. Yeah, these games requiring facebook login is crapcos if your facebook account gets disable, you are stuff.If u then try to sync a new account to the game, it will get reset to level 1.Thanks for the info about datasyncDo u know of an IOS equivalent?I also looking for the windows equivalent as well.I wonder if we can just copy the local save file?But we need to know where they are located.Well, I had a look and discovered the path is:C:Program FilesWindowsAppsBut you are not normally allowed to access that folder. You must right-click, select Properties and then go to Security tab.
Then change the current owner to yourself or Administrators and make sure that you also change the owner in all subfolders and contents (check the relevant box). Then you are allowed to access it, only to get confused! I found 3 folders referring to Microsoft Mahjong! What should I copy? I would just copy all of them and once I install Mahjong to the new PC I'll replace them to see what happens.I hope that helps, but I would prefer a safer and automatic way like DataSync. I'm not sure if there is an iOS version, I don't have any Apple device to check, but you can search in the Apple Store for Data sync or similar. That's how I found that.
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Well, I had a look and discovered the path is:C:Program FilesWindowsAppsBut you are not normally allowed to access that folder. You must right-click, select Properties and then go to Security tab. Then change the current owner to yourself or Administrators and make sure that you also change the owner in all subfolders and contents (check the relevant box). Then you are allowed to access it, only to get confused! I found 3 folders referring to Microsoft Mahjong!
What should I copy? I would just copy all of them and once I install Mahjong to the new PC I'll replace them to see what happens.I hope that helps, but I would prefer a safer and automatic way like DataSync. I'm not sure if there is an iOS version, I don't have any Apple device to check, but you can search in the Apple Store for Data sync or similar. That's how I found that.can u try the copy local save method and report back it the levels are still there?With regards to IOS, I think we need jailbreak method,I don't think this is something that apple would approve as an app. Well I noticed that if you sign in with a Microsoft account, then your progress (score etc) is saved to your account. If you install the same game in a new computer and sign in with the same account, your progress is there, so you don't have to play all the levels again.
This is valid at least for Microsoft games, such as Microsoft Mahjong, I'm not sure for third party games. Other games might save progress in Facebook or otherwise, like in Android games. So sign in to Facebook (if applicable) to save your progress before moving to a new computer.