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Problem solved by buying a much larger drive, offloading your games, music, and data to it, and leave your old drive for the OS.
However *playing* a game from a usb stick sure isn't going to give you a smooth game play experience. But.. you can try.
Also, unplugging the usb stick from your computer can cause issues with Steam being able to "find" the game later if you plug it back in.
In the end it's probably better for you to just free up harddrive space, or buy a secondary proper-hdd for your computer. HDDs are really pretty cheap now a days.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17421/windows-free-up-drive-space
Click the "Use Disk Cleanup" option and then follow those directions.
Sometimes you can free up loads of space doing that. Everything in disk cleanup is safe to pick to delete, even tho by default not all the boxes will be checked. You can checkmark everything and free up max space.
Again, there is nothing in there that will "hurt your computer" if you choose to let Windows Disk Cleanup delete that stuff. Your save games won't be broken. You won't lose any vital information.
He said USB HDD not USB Stick.
I have most of my data and some of my steam games on a 3tb external and they do work fine but it DOES occasionally take it a bit to spin up.
That said though, strongly recommend moving your games and such to another internal drive, and leave your main os drive for vital stuff.
https://www.scorptec.com.au/product/Hard-Drives-&-SSDs/External-Portable-Drives/54447-STDR1000300?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7K-IxIPr1wIVjgYqCh1zNw8sEAQYAiABEgI-XvD_BwE
A backup drive is not the right choice, they're not very fast. Bottom line, the majority of your games will work fine but expect long loading times.
You're new to Steam. Read the rules. We're not usernames, we're people. I'm not responding further.