How To Move Large Apps Or Games To Another Drive
Regular readers know that the main drive of my new PC is a 80 Gigabyte Intel Solid State Drive. The hard drive is excellent and works well in combination with the 2 TB hard drive that I use for data storage and some larger programs that do not require a fast hard drive. I sometimes run into disk space problems. Take the Steam software for instance. It can only install new games on the same hard drive where all the other games are installed. That's a big problem that has brought up a few solutions on the Internet. Some users have moved Steam and all their games to another drive and others uninstalled a game to make room for the new one. But the problem is not solely a Steam one. There are games that can only be installed on the c: drive for instance and some applications have the same restrictions.
Regular readers know that the main drive of my new PC is a 80 Gigabyte Intel Solid State Drive. The hard drive is excellent and works well in combination with the 2 TB hard drive that I use for data storage and some larger programs that do not require a fast hard drive. I sometimes run into disk space problems. Take the Steam software for instance. It can only install new games on the same hard drive where all the other games are installed. That's a big problem that has brought up a few solutions on the Internet. Some users have moved Steam and all their games to another drive and others uninstalled a game to make room for the new one. But the problem is not solely a Steam one. There are games that can only be installed on the c: drive for instance and some applications have the same restrictions.
