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If you did a full format then there should not be any record of your previous programs and so forth.
C drive is where programs and windows would be installed to
D drives for laptops are usually where the recovery parition is located.
I actually reformatted the D drive into 2 partitions, and made one a linux partition. C drive was never reformatted or anything. It's beginning to look like I need to reformat to solve this, however, which would be really annoying.
http://www.safer-networking.org/mirrors16/
tools -> uninstall info
select steam and delete the entry for steam
Nope, nevermind found it right after I posted that. Still returns Invalid drive: D:\ when I try to reinstall however.
unno if that would work or be possible tho
Yes, just do this.
But in order to do so you need to tell the system it's different location, by looking for Valve > Steam in the Registry Editor and changing the Install/Uninstall lines for Steam Client's location.
If need be, put Steam files in a path that is in the registry, on D drive, by going into Computer > Manage > Disk Management. If D is something else, remove it's drive letter for the time being, then change F drive to D. Then reinstall Steam, then Uninstall it. Once removed, change D back to the F drive that you wanted to be. If D was originally your optical drive, now u can change that one back to D.
What I usually always do with important external drives is when connected for first time, if something is going to ever be installed to it. Change it's drive letter manually to something further down the alphabet. Thus it is very unlikely for that letter to change due to other removable drives being present and taking hold of the first few letters after C or D.
Usually you figure it's like this on most setups...
> C (OS)
> D (Optical)
> E, F, G, H (Card Reader) I like to change these as well, to say M, N, O, P
...so avoid using these for externals.
If you have temp usb flash drives u only use every so often, let those use be the ones to use temp drive letters, such as E, F, G, H.
For external HDD that is going to house game clients, games, etc. I would change that to something after P drive letter. To ensure it doesn't change by plugging in a different drive and having that drive take over the letter for what was your external HDD.
So I decide I'll switch F: to D: and see if that works. Except, apparently D: is still reserved, which means it thinks it's still connected/actually exists. I'm really confused, especially because it found a completely free, unused harddrive apparently (I thought that was my linux drive, but apparently not!). So now I need to find a way to erase D: from my computer entirely somehow.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=6004-QSKX-2815
If Windows thinks Steam is still installed, then you haven't got rid of everything in the registry that is related to Steam/Valve.
I went to that directory and couldn't find anything related to Steam/Valve. I did the manual uninstall again though, found some more stuff I must've missed. It still shows in add/remove programs, and in the start menu, unfortunately. I must be missing something, but I can't fathom what.