Then I was able to download and re-install all of my purchased content from scratch.
The dbc files can stay, those are custom content. These are the actual store content installs. What I did when I made this switch not long ago, after confirming that my already installed EA Store content was useless on Steam, was to pull out all of the ebc files from the DCCache Folder. Custom content, if you have that as well, should be fine as it is.
My other computer does not have the EA app, and I run the game as an administrator on that device (Windows 8) with no issues through the When switching from Origin to Steam, EA Store content would need to be re-downloaded and re-installed from Purchase History on the TS3 store site. When I initially installed the sims 3 onto this computer (Windows 10), the game would not start properly and crash before loading because I had set the properties of the game's exe file to be run as an administrator (I did this with my other computer and figured that this computer would need a similar setting, but it did not) that caused problems for me, so I had to uncheck the box in compatibility properties for the game's exe file to start normally. I am considering installing my expansions through my DVDs everyday as this problem goes unfixed. The store stuff only works during the game session until I restart my computer, then they stop working when I reload the game. The store content fails when I try to install them through the launcher, but they install through the game's download dashboard.
I cannot download and install any of my expansion packs and stuff packs, and store content will not install properly. My TS3 game starts, but I'm having a lot of problems with the EA App and store downloads.
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