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If it is never-ending, then your anti-virus software could be affecting the process.
This is the common explanation.
Just note that i'm on a SLUGGISH HDD and preallocation for 1 GB + games do not take that long.
the "preallocation" takes long on my pc and im using a ssd that isnt even 1/4 the way full and i dont use an antivirus on this pc because it doesnt go on the internet aside from steam and other gaming platforms.
so... its not an antivirus thats causing this, its steam using a feature that is useless and unwanted.
Note that i said your AV software could cause NEVER-ENDING preallocation.
Just for clarity, in case you misread or hastely replied; it means that games are stuck at preallocation.
This is just one of the many explanations.
Some AV software and other security programs tend to affect this process.
Some users do not even know what preallocation does; much less be able to see its potential benefits.
As i said, the preallocation process 'reserves' disk space.
When you check the drive properties, you will see space used up.
If prealloction did not exist for very large games, you could in theory run out of space if you decided to download 4k movies or some ISO—[while Steam is downloading a large game].
This is just a smaller part of the bigger picture, as it also helps to prevent other download issues further down the line.
I would not explain anything further, considering your ignorance in many threads...
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/1744479063984471720/?ctp=2#c1744480966989753858
Just eliminate the preallocation phase already! I'd go as far to say that most people have 1TB drives by now and preallocation is just a waste of time! Even SSD has dropped radically in price now to almost the same, if not less, than hard disk drives of the same storage capacity.
1.) Nice Necro
2.) it sounds like you have 0 idea on how in depth computer tech works and what preallocation means and what it’s actually doing... it’s not just “looking” for space. In a someone simple term, It’s organizing, categorizing, and altering files and folders for more fluid download and install so there’s less chance of corrupt/missing files....
ssd's dont need preallocation, as well ssd's are designed to run with fragmentation, we dont need the feature, we can decide if our storage drives are full or not.
we shouldnt have to sit around waiting for steam to "preallocate" our games, then decide when we can start downloading and installing.
preallocation can take anywhere from double or more the amount of time it takes to download and install, not including steam shoddy download speeds that drop to 0 quite frequently.
its a unwanted and unneeded feature.
Sure many people have 1TB hdd, but how much of that is already used - how much is going to be used in the future, in the next 5 minutes, over the course of 1 week, month, year.. pre-allocating the space ensures there is enough space available for the game to install and update.
If it took 20 minutes to allocate 99kb there is probably something wrong.
I wouldn't try installing stuff onto a usb flash drive - especially as large as 100GB.. even the fastest ones are very slow, and I don't think they have the same protection against data corruption as an internal hdd/ssd drive.