If you might’t find games in Uplay game library, there may be something wrong with Uplay.
It will show you several solutions to this problem.
Right now, you might get these methods fromMiniTool.
With the popularity of Windows 10, more people adopt Windows 10 system.
Statistics showed that more than 60 percent of Steam Gamer has turned to Windows 10.
But sometimes, installed games and Uplay clients can have problems.
Step 2: verify your game is not hidden.
In your Uplay PC game library, expand the Hidden section and then peek if your game is there.
Step 3: Empty the cache folder for Uplay PC.
Step 2: Find yourgames libraryin the Uplay client and then find the game you want to detect.
Step 3: pick the game.
Find theLocate installed gamebutton and then choose the installation directory of your game manually.
Step 4: ClickOK.
Step 2: OpenUplayand jump in to your account.
Step 3: Find your games library and poke the game you want to detect.
Step 4: Click theDownloadbutton.
Step 5: Point theUplay installerat the game directory.
Step 6: Uplay should showDiscover Files…and your game has installed.
Step 1: CloseUplay.
If necessary, openTask Managerand end all Uplay related processes.
Step 2: OpenFile Explorer.
Step 3: Find your default Uplay PC directory.
Usually, you’re able to find it inC:Program Files (x86)UbisoftUbisoft Game Launchercache.
Step 4: Find theOwnershipfolder and then delete it.
Step 5: Relaunch your Uplay PC.
Step 2: Find the installation folder where you want to move our game.
Step 3: Copy the game folder and paste it to the new drive/partition.
Step 4: Return to the original game folder and rename it by adding something like old.
Step 6: ClickLocate installed gameand point it to the new drive/partition.
Now look to see if the Uplay doesnt recognize installed games on Windows 10 error still persists.
in case you find such an error, try the methods above.
