04-15-2015, 03:35 PM
That may very well work but this seems like it would be a one-off use so I'm not sure how practical it would be in this case. Still, worth at least knowing it exists.
That being said, you don't need junctions to put your Steam games on a different drive - Steam lets you do it natively if you just point your library at a custom location. It can be done somewhere in preferences (I don't have Steam on this computer so I can't check right now).
That being said, you don't need junctions to put your Steam games on a different drive - Steam lets you do it natively if you just point your library at a custom location. It can be done somewhere in preferences (I don't have Steam on this computer so I can't check right now).