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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Considering Steam, you can just create a library on D, if you haven't already, and just move games there.
You can ofc. screw around with links and just move files, but i'd recommend you not to do so.
Tried to remove old windows files via disk cleanup?
(press WINkey+R, type cleanmgr, new window appears, select button "cleanup system files", and well, rest is self explaining)
Or buy bigger drive and clone your existing drive to your new drive.
Edit: Its an SSD
Why the heck would you do that.
IMHO, there's several ways to do it properly, but if not done properly you end up with a headache.
So my suggestion would be: delete your game partition D, expand partition C (can even be done with windows partition manager), reinstall your games. Profit.
If Steam related it's super simple:
- copy one Steam folder with the name "steamapps", and the steam.exe
- copy it back to a target destination, and run the steam.exe
- that's it
With battle.net it's similarly easy, you can basically reinstall bnet on C later, and copy back game folders. For the other launchers there's other approaches.
Anyways, you still didn't answer my original question considering kind and size of drives.
https://www.jam-software.com/treesize_free
(to free more space on your C drive)
Anyways, glad your issue did improve.