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if the large files are modified in the update, it will need to download the updated file then move it and overwrite the old file
free up some space
you can try to stop the update, then verify game cache, but odds are it will do the same thing again (download new files to replace old ones)
Does this happen with a specific game or all your games?
If this only happens with one specific game or games published/developed by the same people/company, it could be a problem on their end, not Steam's.
Kindly contact the people responsible for the game updates and let them know about it.
Thats something different and I can't see why this would happen.
Wipe out steam from c drive and everything steam on other drives.
Install steam client fresh to C:/steam, put a steam.exe shortcut on desktop and whenever you wish to run a game client, don't put in os startup, but instead right click shortcut and click Run as admin. Once steam is all setup again, go to settings, downloads, steam library folder and make new folder for this on the 8tb drive.
Disable hdd sleep timer in whatever Windows power options profile you use. Then in future always make sure the 8tb is connected and turned on before launching any game client that has games from it installed to an external drive. And don't disconnect the drive without first exiting the game client. If you have some games on C drive or other internal drive, then it's ok to load up game client and launch those games. Just that when you do, games installed to any disconnected drive may show as uninstalled for that instance because it can't see that drive when disconnect, off or when it's in sleep mode. All Windows power profiles are defaulted to put all secondary drives in low power sleep after 20 mins. Change that to 0