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Transfer games to another drive

ScubaChase
By ScubaChase
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try this:

http://lifehacker.com/5626931/steam-mover-relocates-applications-to-free-up-space-on-your-primary-drive

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What about non steam game?

You could clone your drive.

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That program works amazingly well for non steam games/regular programs as well. That being said, if that program doesn't work, you just gotta reinstall the games. If a certain non steam game doesn't back up save files to the cloud, back up those save files manually and restore them to their save directories later.

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