Saltburn to Boulby route for TS2020

[gptech]

What are the specs of your PC?

[TOMMO79]

[gptech]

There's nothing in those specs that jumps out as being particularly weak, but is this one of those "all in one" machines?

[TOMMO79]

It wasn't a gaming machine but a good all rounder, I've put my own card in but it's otherwise standard, About 4 year old now

[gptech]

OK, so it's not one of the integrated jobbies that look great but can only be considered to be huge laptops. That's good, means we're dealing with *proper* components.

A 4 year old machine is nowhere near "past it" so we're really looking at an issue within the setup or the configuration.
I assume every other game/program you use functions as it should so that only leaves the game.

Do you have TS on the SSD, or Windows, or both and how much free disc space does the system drive have?

[TOMMO79]

Windows in on the SSD and Everything TS2020 is on the D drive I have space left on both but they're both just into the red

[gptech]

I have space left on both but they're both just into the red

It's red for a reason....what are the actual figures for the disc space used and free space left on each?

[TOMMO79]

6.5 gig on windows and 90 gig on the TS2020 disc, I'll have a clear out in the morning

[gptech]

6.5 gig on windows

I haven't seen an official figure for Win10, but 7 required 15% of the system drive to be free in order to be able to run it's background maintenance routines. Assuming 10 follows suit you really should have something like 40GB of free space at the least.

[TOMMO79]

I may have corrupted my Yorkshire coast route after running it through RW Tools to replace fence lofts, I've installed a back up, Also have 40G plus on my C drive and I'm seeing what I can lose from the D drive, Might Clear cache in TS2020 and reinstall sound packs etc, Hopefully all will be good, Thanks for your help

[gptech]

reinstall sound packs etc

If they're AP sound packs you may find your free drive space rapidly disappears---the installers like to leave huge amounts of data in C:\Users\<your account name>\AppData\Local\Temp

It's safe to delete the contents of that Temp folder to get that disc space back though.