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Edited by Dylan:
6/7/2016 2:43:44 AM
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I need computer help
So on my computer I have a C drive and a D drive. My C drive holds about 160 gb while my D drive holds about 1TB. The C is pretty much full.
So how would I transfer my game files from steam ( which are in the program's folder) to the D drive?
I'd be fine wiping my hard drive if that made it easier.
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1 ReplyTry Xbox.com [spoiler]can't you just view the drives and move stuff from one to the other?[/spoiler]
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Try downloading Google ultron.
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1 ReplyDelete system32 and reboot
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You could try making a new Steam library folder on your D drive and copy all of your game folders there. I've never done this before, so I'm just guessing, but it could work.
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1 ReplyTake any moderately-powerful magnet you can find, and run it along your computer for a few minutes. The magnet will grab the folders, pull them out of the C drive, and then drop them in the D drive.
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Find some formatting tool online, it's 2am so I can't be bothered to look one up
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1 ReplyYou can get more memory by deleting C:\Windows\System32. If I'm not mistaken, you can get about 1.3 TB off of it.
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I believe there's partition software to make D: a usable drive. Search around on the Internet. Try AOEMI partition assistant. After that its just transferring files to the new drive and setting that as the location in steam
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You insert the D drive with the C drive.
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the D drive is the computers automated back up drive you can't actually put anything on it other than back up files. try installing a new hard drive or getting an external powered USB hard drive
