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Just to test it, try to start the SKSE launcher as admin.
There is no reason to move Steam itself. It can sit in default location. However, game folders can be added to other drives. I have my own Steam at C, but games at D.
Paths are correct, if files are installed to new drives through Steam. You can create a new game folder per drive.
Which is why I am asking about how they were moved. If you did that manually, then registers are likely messed up.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/4BD4-4528-6B2E-8327#exist
(close Steam, delete unnecessary files, copy Steam folder, move it, run it, done)
So, I am still rooting for some sort of path/registry issue.
Yep. xSE updates usually come out within hours or days anyway, depending on how much BGS changes has affected to memory addresses. Those CC updates do not really cause a big havok in the library. Ian often just needs to fix address or two, before releasing the new version for public.
So, SKSE 2.2.6 should work with the most up to date version of SSE, right? 1.6.11670 or something like that?
Yes.
The version information is given on Nexus download page. The original download site for all BGS xSE applications (SKSE, FO4SE etc.) is at Silverlock. You can see various versions for Skyrim also from there.
https://skse.silverlock.org/