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I currently have no games installed on steam.
Steam > Settings > Downloads > Steam Library Folders > Add Library Folder
Example
D:\Games
Close Steam
Copy steamapps folder with all you games to D:\Games\
Load Steam
If you want all games to still use the current folder you already had you'll need to fiddle slightly as you can't can't add a new library folder with files already in it.
locate your game folder.
Example
D:\Games\steamapps
rename D:\Games\steamapps to D:\Games\steamapps_old
Load Steam and add library folder
Steam > Settings > Downloads > Steam Library Folders > Add Library Folder
D:\Games\steamapps
Close Steam
delete the
D:\Games\steamapps folder and rename
D:\Games\steamapps_old back to D:\Games\steamapps
load Steam
When following your instructions, i realised I still have an issue and hope you can help further?.
I had 2 different drives with a steam library. I was wondering if I can repeat the process for the other Library files without interfering with the first on a different drive??
Thanks again.
OK I went ahead and did it and I now have all my games back.
Cant thank you enough for the help.....saved me a thousand hours of downloads and a milliaon gameplay hours :)
That way they stay.
Or copy the whole folders, and insert them simply back in "the" place later.