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It is highly recommended that you create a backup of your SteamApps folder before attempting this process. If there is a problem in this process and you do not have a backup of your games or the SteamApps folder, it will be necessary to reinstall the games individually. Please see the Using the Steam Backup Feature topic.
Exit the Steam client application.-
Browse to the Steam installation folder for the Steam installation you would like to move (C:\Program Files\Steam by default).-
Delete all of the files and folders except the SteamApps folder and Steam.exe-
Cut and paste the whole Steam folder to the new location, for example: D:\Games\Steam\
Launch Steam and log into your account.-
Steam will briefly update and then you will be logged into your account. For installed games, verify your game cache files and you will be ready to play.-
All future game content will be downloaded to the new folder (D:\Games\Steam\SteamApps\ in this example)-
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Stay safe, have fun!
External hard drives are not recommended for use with Steam or Steam's games. Aside from many potential performance issues, external hard drives may connect or disconnect from the computer at inopportune times as part of their normal operations. If you encounter this issue with an external drive, install Steam and your games to an internal drive instead.
To ensure that you do not encounter this issue, always allow Steam to close properly when shutting down your computer. Allowing Windows to force Steam to close when it is writing to a hard drive may cause Steam library and installation information to become corrupted.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8379-RYIP-2998&l=english
This does not mean, it's not compatable with running games on it.
So using External Drives for a Disk space. Is surely a valid option.
Doe the causes and help is something to risk and bear in mind :D
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