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You write "moving directories" - does that also mean to another drive?
You have a recent backup of important stuff, right?
Its just irritating that I have to re-install the game constantly.
Moving game files to another directory is one of the suggested fixes.
Re the dir is on the same drive, and I am able to install and update other Steam games, just not Factorio. So not sure how permissions are changing this.
Im playing on MacOs as well for additional detail, which uses a different packaging model than windows.
All other games are updating normally without problems.
Except, it could be. It always starts with small things.
But for me the reason had been that the drive is formatted using NTFS which creates a problem inside steam... Dont know if this is at all applicable to you
1. Check `/Users/aaa/Library/Application Support/Steam/logs/content_log.txt` - it complains that it can't write into tight-spot.cfg
2. Checking that directory shows it is empty, I don't see anything suspicious in terms of permissions:
3. If I remove the whole factorio directory (mv it somewhere outside), it installs the new one without problem.
4. If I put it back with mv, it fails to update.
5. If I copy it back, it updates.
6. Restarting the app, OS, doing "Aid" in diskutility does not help.
7. Found this on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/macgaming/comments/yrwlfu/steam_disk_write_error/ - enabled "System Settings/Privacy & Security/Full disk access" for Steam, and after restart it updated successfully.
HTH
- In the top bar, go to the apple menu → System Settings
- In the modal window, on the left sidebar, select "Privacy & Security"
- Select "App Management"
- For "Allow the applications below to update or delete other applications" make sure Steam is selected.
Expect to restart at least Steam, if not your entire machine.
Finally, I can get back to making over-complicated assembly lines in Factorio!