- Navigate to your Steam installation directory and
cut and paste the "steamapps" subfolder to a subfolder on your
other partition. (e.g. X:\SteamInstalls) Make sure Steam is not
running before you do this.
- With your new path in place (e.g.
X:\SteamInstalls\steamapps), open a new Command Prompt. (Run ->
cmd.exe).
- Windows 7 (and Vista IIRC) comes with a handy
symbolic link and junctioning utility a la Unix. This will allow
us to symbolically link our new game installation location with where the
Steam client perceives it to be. Type the following in the prompt and hit
Enter:
mklink
/D "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps"
"X:\SteamInstalls\steamapps"
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