Basically, I installed Steam games on another computer with better internet because I purchased 100GB of games and only have a 250GB monthly limit. I installed them in what should have been the same folder, but the other computer recognized it as the F: drive and not the G: drive like my main PC.
Now that I have my HDD plugged into my main PC, the games are virtually undetectable by Windows and I cannot access them at all. They are there, the space is being used, but I don't know how to swap them to be installed on the G: drive.
Can anyone help? They were all installed through Steam and I assume the solution is just to change their drive from F to G, but I don't even know if that's possible.
Thanks!
Now that I have my HDD plugged into my main PC, the games are virtually undetectable by Windows and I cannot access them at all. They are there, the space is being used, but I don't know how to swap them to be installed on the G: drive.
Can anyone help? They were all installed through Steam and I assume the solution is just to change their drive from F to G, but I don't even know if that's possible.
Thanks!
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