Be sure to double check the drive letter of the drive you wish to use etc. If you have not created one, it should give you an option to "create steam directory/library on drive C/D/E" etc. Step 4: Move game to Steam folder of your choice.
#Download origin games to another drive install
Step 3: Click on "Move install folder" button at the bottom of that screen. Step 2: In the properties screen, click the local files tab at the top. Select properties at the bottom of the list that pops up (just like in windows explorer). Step 1: Right click an installed game in your list. TL DR: Need help moving Steam games between library dirs, and need guidance on installing Steam on a multi-boot rig, and using a single Steam game dir for both OSes. I used to do something similar back in the day with Win98se, W2K, and XP, with my Visual Studio install directory. My question is, can he install Steam in both Win7 64-bit on the 120GB SSD, and then Win10 64-bit on the 480GB SSD, and set up the Steam drive for Win10 on the C: (480GB SSD), and then go into the Win7 64-bit OS install, and add the SAME STEAM DIRECTORY as a secondary Steam Game dir, and have it pick up the games that were installed under Win10, to be able to play them in Win7, too? Is this possible? I was thinking, of plugged one of those into his rig, and installing Win10 Home 64-bit, using his Win7 64-bit key, onto a 480/500GB-class SSD, and then he could dual-boot using either BIOS, or if I modified the BCD on the Win10 drive, to add a back-link to his Win7 install with all of his personal stuff, then he could boot Win10 for gaming. I also have a Silicon Power 512GB SATA SSD. I recently ordered and received some 480GB Kodak SATA SSDs.
He wants to get Soul Calibur VI for PC, I think, but I don't think that he has enough room on his 120GB SSD.
He's got a Win7 64-bit OS setup on a 120GB SSD, with Steam installed, and some smaller free games. Secondarily, and this mostly applies to my friend. I've never used "Steam Mover", but when I go to my Library directory setup, there's no option to move installed games from one drive / library to the other one (HDD). Someone once said that the functionality of "Steam Mover" was now in the Steam Client.
#Download origin games to another drive how to
Short of wiping my STEAM install, and starting over and re-downloading and re-installing everything, I have no idea how to go about this. I think that I added the 4TB as a Steam drive, in addition to my C: (240GB SSD), but I would like to move my existing downloaded + installed games off of my SSD, and onto the HDD. I also have a 4TB 5400RPM HDD as a secondary drive.
I have a Win10 Pro 64-bit "gaming box", here, with a pair of RX 570 8GB cards, and a 240GB Adata SSD with the OS on it. Related to this, and STEAM, I have a few questions.
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