If you have a 64-bit system, the folders may be located in C:\Program Files (x86) instead. If you have the Ultimate Collection, go to the C:\Program Files\Origin Games\The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection folder.
Find the folder of the neighborhood you want to reset and delete it.The folder IDs for the premade neighborhoods are: Each neighborhood is identified by a unique folder ID consisting of four digits, typically a letter followed by three numbers. Find the neighborhoods you want to reset.Navigate to your C:\Users\\Documents\EA Games\The Sims 2\Neighborhoods folder.If you want to preserve a copy of your old neighborhood, be sure to back up your files beforehand. It will not remove custom content, lots in the lot bin, or your game settings. Note: This will remove any progress you have made in the premade neighborhood, including any Sims you have created, any lots you have placed in the neighborhood, and any sub-neighborhoods you have attached. You can choose to either reset just your neighborhoods (allowing you to get back the default, unmodified version of the premade neighborhoods) or reset all of your user files, which essentially resets the game to its factory default settings. These files contain the game's programming, default game settings, objects, the EXE file where you launch the game, and a clean, unmodified template of the user data folder. The C:\Program Files\EA GAMES\The Sims 2 folder(s) (Depending on which expansion packs you have installed, and depending on where you installed the game) are where the core game files are housed. This folder houses your settings, your saved games, and your custom content. The C:\Users\\Documents\EA Games\The Sims 2 folder is where your user files are stored. Resetting the user files is a lot easier in The Sims 2, as user files are saved separately from the core game files. Copy and paste them into the C:\Program Files\Maxis\The Sims folder.ĭone! Your neighborhood should now be in its default, pristine condition. Unzip the UserData folders you downloaded.
Delete the "UserData" and the "UserData2" folders if you don't want them, or move them somewhere else if you want to make a backup.(If you have a 64-bit system, it might be located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Maxis\The Sims instead) Go into the C:\Program Files\Maxis\The Sims folder, or wherever you installed the game.Download the UserData folders for the neighborhoods here.However, if you simply want to restore Neighborhood 1 and Neighborhood 2 back to their default, unmodified states, you can do the following: Unfortunately, The Sims does not provide an easy way to reset game settings back to their defaults.
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