windows 7 - How to configure steam to download games to a custom directory? - Super User

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windows 7 - How to configure steam to download games to a custom directory?  - Super User
I have 2 SSD-s, a smaller 120g for the system and a bigger 500g for other files, game installs, etc. Both drives have a single partition with C and E labels accordingly. I already installed steam
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