Resolved - Steam Game Issue

[Legend]

Name: C. Legend

Rank: SgtMaj.

Type of issue: Steam

Brief Description of Issue: Almost half of my steam games in my library do not have the option to be installed on one of my alternative hard drives. My primary is my SSD C drive 120 gig and my secondary is a 1 Terabit F drive. Why is this?

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[Bryant 1st MRB]

because some games don't have the ability ( its steam its weird) they will automatically be installed onto whatever drive steam is on

[Legend]

because some games don't have the ability ( its steam its weird) they will automatically be installed onto whatever drive steam is on

If that's true, then this is very lame.

[Holland 1st MRB]

If you are interested in having all of your steam games on the same drive (instead of only the ones that allow it), it is relatively easy to move your entire steam installation (Steam + all of your games) over to a secondary drive without having to re-install any content.

If this is what you want to do, you will need to follow these steps;

-Exit Steam

-Navigate to your Steam installation folder

-Delete all of the files and folders except the SteamApps folder and Steam.exe

-Cut and paste your Steam folder to the new location (the other drive)

-Launch Steam using the Steam.exe in the new installation location

-Steam will update

-All future game content will be downloaded to the new folder

[Legend]

If you are interested in having all of your steam games on the same drive (instead of only the ones that allow it), it is relatively easy to move your entire steam installation (Steam + all of your games) over to a secondary drive without having to re-install any content.

If this is what you want to do, you will need to follow these steps;

-Exit Steam

-Navigate to your Steam installation folder

-Delete all of the files and folders except the SteamApps folder and Steam.exe

-Cut and paste your Steam folder to the new location (the other drive)

-Launch Steam using the Steam.exe in the new installation location

-Steam will update

-All future game content will be downloaded to the new folder

I will try this