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Also if you use Windows 7 (possibly Vista too) you should rightclick steam.exe and run it as adminitrator so it can update the registry settings to point to the new steam location. You only have to do this once.

c – program files – steam – steamapps> copy paste

whats so hard?

I wish it was that simple

? it is?

For future reference, I can recommend reading up on the windows “mklink”-command. With this, you can have, for example, TF2 on drive0 and all other steam-games (dragon age!) on drive1. Very useful if you have a SDD or 10k RPM system-disk. Just move any directories you want between drives and make links in the proper places and TAADAA!!!… You can have often-used games on the speedy disk and seldom-played/stored games on the big slow disk(s) and steam still thinking they’re in the same place, hence requiring no modifications.

EDIT: Oh, this is tested and verified to work just excellent.

Thanks ! This is what I need… I’m working on it right now !

Thanks ! This is what I need… I’m working on it right now !

Figured this would be interesting for a great deal of people :)

You should make a thread so more peoples read it =)

What if i just want TF2 on my second hdd and not my other games? Can I have two versions of steam?

Doubt it, I’d imagine when you run the steam installer it’ll prompt you to uninstall first.

nm