How to transfer PUBG from D to C in STEAM

The analysis is as follows: 1. Start steam

2. Right-click in the game library and select Properties.

3. Click Local Files and select the Move Installation folder.

Extended information: After purchasing the game on Steam, it will be displayed in the game library of the Steam client, and you can choose to install, if it is an activation code purchase, click "Add Game" in the lower left corner of the Steam platform interface, select "Activate Product" and enter the game serial number.

In the "View" option of the steam interface, select "Settings" and then click "**Classification",You can set**area,You can choose the United States**region and the domestic**region,Generally, choose the United States**region**The speed is very fast,Domestic can also,As long as you have a strong network,Under the premise of no interference,Steam**The server is very good,It's basically full speed,It's about the same as Thunderbolt。

You can also choose to use the Thunderbolt** game source file (must be suitable for Steam reading) and then put the game file in the SteamApps folder to verify the integrity of the game file, this method is more suitable for people with a really bad network environment. Please search for details. Note that it is a genuine game source file and not a cracked version.

This is the basic computer application... It's not science. You can use the add function of the Steam library to manually add the game and see if you can add it; If you can't, you have to cut the PUBG game folder to another place first, uninstall Steam and reinstall it to the place you want to move to the D drive, and then cut the PUBG folder back without **, for example, usually in X:

To move Steam from drive D to drive C, you can log in to the client and find the Add folder, and delete the old folder.

Tool: magicbook.

Operating system: Windows 10.

Software: Steam.

1. First of all, open Steam in the computer, enter the library, and find the game that exists on the C drive.

2. Then right-click and click Properties, as shown in the figure below.

3. Then in the properties window that opens, click on the local file, as shown in the image below.

4. Then in the right rail that opens, click to move the installation folder, as shown in the figure below.

5. Finally, select the folder, click Move Folder, and the transfer is successful as shown in the figure below.

You can set the path to install the game, but the only way to transfer an already installed game is to cut-paste, and then modify the game directory to change it to your modified path.

2. Then right-click and click Properties.

3. Then in the properties window that opens, click on Local Files.

4. Then, in the right rail that opens, click Move Installation Folder.

5. Finally, select the folder and click Move Folder.

I used to be able to do this, but now it doesn't seem to work, you see.

I don't have a game in it.

I generally use wegame

I only played Steam when the mission was suspended

I want to go next CSGO

1.First click on this computer icon on the desktop, and then double-click on the system C drive. Find the file you want to move, right-click, and select the cut option in the pop-up window.

Finally, return to this computer, click on the D drive, right-click on the blank space, and select Paste. Here's one way.

In principle, only one operating system is installed on the disk, if it is WinXP, 5-6GB is more appropriate; Win2000, 3-4G is more suitable; Win98, 2G is sufficient; Many people find that the other partitions are full after using the computer for a long time, but the space of the C disk is still relatively large, but because it is a system disk, they don't want to put things in it!

Because the C region is too small, it will affect the running speed of the operating system; Loading too many files too large can also slow down the startup speed, so it's best to do a good job of partitioning when you start using your computer, because even if there are partition adjustment tools, there are great dangers.

A disk is a partition of a hard disk. Usually there is only one disk on the computer, but in the "My Computer" on the computer, you can see the C drive or D drive, etc., where the C drive or D drive is actually a partition on the disk. The C drive is used as a boot partition, after all, it contains the system boot file, many people will also install the operating system in the C drive, and the D and E disks are arranged according to their own requirements.

In Steam's settings, there is a game library management. If your original game was on a C drive, there should only be a C drive library there. Then you can add a path to the D drive as the game library and then OK.

Then find the game you want to move, right-click, there is a function to transfer to other game libraries, and you can transfer the game.

The analysis is as follows: 1. Start steam

2. Right-click in the game library and select Properties.

3. Click Local Files and select the Move Installation folder.

The steps are as follows: enter the steam login interface of this sock search car and complete the login;

2.After completing the login, find "Library", as shown below;

3.After entering the "Library", you can see the game "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds", and find "Properties" after double-clicking the mouse;

4.After entering "Properties", click "Local Files" at the top of the window;

5.You can see that there is a "Move Anson Folder" at the bottom, click on this option, the following window will pop up, and then you can select the location you want to move to the folder. (You can complete the operation of moving from C drive to D drive).

<>2. If you want to install the game to the D disk by default, then click on Steam-Settings on the main page.

<>4. Then click "Steam Library Folder", and then select a place to create or select a Steam Library Folder.

5. If you want to install it on the D drive, then select the folder in the D drive.