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Hello!

I have a few questions I want to clear up.

My computer currently has 1 SSD (128GB) and 1 HDD (1TB). I use my SSD for Windows, and my HDD for Programs and Games.

My SSD Only has 36GB left, and slowly, it's filling up somehow. Will it ever reach 0GB, and how do I stop it from filling up etc?

Also, I am looking to buy another HDD for my computer thats 2TB, for games only, and my other HDD will be for software/programs.

When I install my new HDD, would I just simply move my steam directory to the HDD, and it should be good? Im asking because im worried it might break a few things.

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With the ssd I think it my be windows logs but idk, with switching the steam folder, you would have to copy your steam common folder and app ids, then reinstall steam on your hdd and replace the common folder and replace app id's

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With the ssd I think it my be windows logs but idk, with switching the steam folder, you would have to copy your steam common folder and app ids, then reinstall steam on your hdd and replace the common folder and replace app id's

No idea how to do that.

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