I was unsure as to the new path in the registry, so I just updated my system to use the older save folder. The solution turned out to be much simpler than the conversation here would have lead many to believe. I too have a 'virtual store' folder under my user profile, but it has no effect on the save games. If you have a hard drive backup with your information on it, you can still put the files in the 'save' folder into the new location because the files are completely portable. NOTE: In some cases patching Diablo II (happened to me, but I backed up before I upgraded to Windows 10 and then patching Diablo II) will cause the 'save' folder under the Program Files (x86)Diablo II to be deleted. 'C:UsersSaved Games' )Ĥ - If you do NOT see a folder named 'Diablo II' make a new folder and call it 'Diablo II' (without the quotes).ĥ - Copy ALL of the files from 'C:Program Files (x86)Diablo IIsave ' to the new Diablo II folder. Ģ - Open your Diablo II Folder and look for a folder called 'save'ģ - Go to your user profile folder by either clicking your user icon on the desktop or going to your user name path directly ( i.e. If you need Windows that badly, build a cheap PC.)ġ - Go to your Diablo II Folder under 'C:Program Files (x86)' if you're running 64 bit Windows. Here's the real solution for those of us that use a real PC, and not a Mac running Windows (I have an iPad, so I'm not criticizing anyone for using Mac it's just that in my humble opinion it's honestly a little silly to be running Windows on Mac. Here's a link here on for anyone that's reading this post, and also found it confusing.

Diablo 2 character editor for mac