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Just follow these simple steps and your problem will be solved. Enjoy playing GTA V. Show activity on this post. To copy Steam game files from another computer to save you having to download the full game, simply do the following; Cancel the download on your machine and delete local files for the game. Close Steam on your computer. Copy the whole folder Borderlands 2 from your brother's PC into Steam\SteamApps\common.  · Except that the mods are showing up as installed in the launcher, but do not actually show up in the documents/mod folder and dont work in game. Essentially downloading the mods goes to steam/workshop folder but are not being moved. I have tried reinstalling steam and EU4 I have tried unenabling and reinabling the steam sync.

May vary depending on computer type. "Steamapps" folder may have various size as it all depends on the number of games you have installed. Transfer this folder to another location on your hard drive or to external media. If you copy a folder to an external drive, but it does not have enough space, try deleting the games that you do not need. Whether it's a need to change a config file, delete a game's files, move a game's files, or something else, there will come a time for every gamer that the source files of a game need to be accessed. Thankfully, Steam have a pretty useful feature that can be used to locate the installation folder of a game's local files.

K | 16GB DDR4 | Fury Nitro. Another way to do this is to go into the steam settings - downloads section - very bottom will be an option to clear the download cache. This requires a restart of steam but once it's back up the downloading folder will be gone. level 2. The downloading folder usually contains the temporary files of a game you're currently downloading. Last edited by TheSinglePlayer ; @ pm. #1. The Giving One. View Profile View Posts. @ pm. The steamapps folder contains the common folder that has all your games in it. Open Steam and go to your Library. Right-click a game and select Properties from the context menu. In the Properties window, go to the Local Files tab and click Browse Local Files. File Explorer will open to where the game’s local files are stored.