HELP>>>PLEASE READ THIS>>>CAN'T INSTALL SOURCE SDK BASE 2007

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I downloaded Black Mesa a few days ago and i can't play it because it requires Source SDK Base and Source SDK Base is 4 GB and when i try to download it says not enough space
because its trying to download or install SDK Base in Local Disk C ,there is not enough space in that partition,can anyone tell how to install it in Local Disk D.

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can anyone help me?

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[Felix]

Opt into the Steam Beta. This can be done by opening up the Steam Settings. On the Account tab, there'll be a button for "Change Beta Participation".

Once Steam has restarted, go back into the Steam Settings and this time go to the Downloads + Cloud tab. At the bottom will be a "Steam Library Folders" button. Set up a library folder on your other partition.

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I set up a library folder in the other partiton but it's still trying to install it in Local Disk C

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[Felix]

Originally posted by SachinJadhav:

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Stop bumping your thread. Your issue isn't more important than others.

Originally posted by SachinJadhav:

I set up a library folder in the other partiton but it's still trying to install it in Local Disk C

Source SDK Base probably isn't part of the new content management system, then. You'll just have to free up some space by deleting other games or programs on your C drive.

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I am sorry for bumping the thread,is there any other way to install SDK base in Local Disk D.

[Felix]

Originally posted by SachinJadhav:

I am sorry for bumping the thread,is there any other way to install SDK base in Local Disk D.

You'd have to install Steam on your D: Drive.

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I thought i had installed steam in Local disk d but i found out now that it was actually installed in local disk c

[Felix]

Originally posted by SachinJadhav:

I thought i had installed steam in Local disk d but i found out now that it was actually installed in local disk c

If you exit Steam completely and then move the WHOLE steam install folder to your D: drive, Steam should then think it's installed on the D: drive and realise it has space after all.

Maybe give that a try?

Make sure when you're launching Steam, though, that you're launching it from the D: Drive.

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Thanks for your help :) ,i solved the problem by installing steam in local disk d