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I gotta run me some SteamCMD :)
I think, you should reinstall the D drive probably :) You do have a backup, right?
Are you sure it whiped it (Y/N)?
What was on the D drive that got whiped?
Sometimes anti-virus scanners remove Steam games as suspect into their secure vaults.
2. okay.
3. what do you mean? and no I don´t have a backup.
4. yes! I saw all my files disapear.
5. lock at nuber one.
I dont have a antivirus program.
You know Steam has a backup feature.. https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8794-yphv-2033
You could try a file restorer, assuming you have NOT done any writes on the D drive, and try to recover SOME of them, then redownload and recheck integrity. THEN BACK UP (NAS is useful here) you can also use Clonezilla or something for imaging drives.
Well, you may be able to recover SOME files, to save redownloading ALL of them again. If it is just games, you are lucky.
Kanske, kanske inte :) Du kan försöka det.
Nej, men jag kan förstå lite :)
Gratis fil restorer :)
Recuva - https://www.piriform.com/recuva
DO NOT write to the D DRIVE, Restore to another drive, if you can.
Well, you can TRY to recover SOME files to save download time. You will not get them all back though.
I hope ComHem or whoever has no caps :)
Well, apparently it "managed" to wipe them :)
I have seen apps with strange bugs that for some reason, delete their own install folder :) (I won't name it but it's a big business app).