You could manually create it, then add that to your whitelist.

@H3X1C okay thanks

@p6r1s Then tell it to let you anyway and then run it as adminstrator. The file adds plutonium folder to your AV exclusions so your AV quite rightly identifies it as dangerous, it should also allow you to bypass the warning.

What is the common error?

@Mr-Android said in [Suggestions] PlutoIW5 user experience improvement: First suggestion: I don't think the emulation we do would allow that. Arh, that's too bad, I thought this was a matter of changing a few variables for the client configuration and it'd turn a private match into a real listen server... @Mr-Android said in [[Suggestions] Quick match - agreed it would be good and i'll add it to the "cool things to add" list. Noice, I'm eager to see that Thanks for the reply and consideration

An update we pushed seems to have borked it. Workaround: browse to %localappdata%/plutonium and delete config.json then relaunch the launcher.

Browse to %localappdata%/plutonium and delete config.json and then relaunch

@Billy-Bob said in Can't Change Install Path In Launcher: I found it. You need to go to the plutonium folder in your local app data folder, and delete the config.json. This is the workaround right now, we're working on fix.

Cross - don't mate 2 threads for the same reason. I've answered your question in the other thread. @Duda Ensure you're using your username, and ensure it's exact. so Duda - not duda or duDa. That should do the trick.

To add to this, it's %localappdata%/plutonium and you just need to delete the config.json file and restart the launcher.

You normally would hit the cog icon next to the play button but it's bugged at the moment. For now browse to %localappdata%/plutonium and delete the config.json file Relaunch and then select the game directory again.