Windows 10: Is it okay to download a steam game with my D: drive?

my C: drive has about 41.72 Gigabytes of storage but it's a tad bit short to download Warthunder which is at 42.40 Gigabytes, but then i decided to change the drive i'll download the game to and changed it to my D: Drive and found out that my D: drive has a butt ton of storage and i've decided to install larger sized games into my D: drive and smaller sized games into my C: drive, but i don't know if installing games onto my D: drive will go normally or everything will just start to go haywire once the downloading process is finished. am i in the clear to download? or do i really have to do a

:)

 

D drive

Since the game is being downloaded to the temporary files of the drive C, it may create conflict when you install the downloaded game from temporary file C to drive D. We suggest to set-up your steam to download the game directly to drive D and check if
you will get the same error message when you install it.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide you further assistance.

 

D drive

Is it possible to uninstall your Steam and reinstall it on Drive D? If possible, one you reinstall the Steam on Drive D, download the AC and install it. Since the Steam is already on Drive D, the game will be automatically installed in Drive D as well.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide you further assistance.

 

All data from Drive D:/ disappeared or is not recognized

Hello everyone

I am using a ASUS ROG laptop with two drives: a SSD "C:/" called "OS" and a HDD "D:/" called DATA.

After uninstalling 4 or 5 games from my laptop (properly, using the Applications list to uninstall), all my games, music, pictures, etc stored on drive D (DATA) suddenly looked to have disappeared. Steam is still working but all games show as uninstalled, Origin isn't even working at all anymore, all my music, videos etc can't be found and played anymore.

When trying to play a mp3 from "recent files", it says that drive D is not available and the file can't be found.

Drive D is still visible and can be opened but it appears almost empty, which shouldn't be the case. I think all my data is still there but can't be seen. I can still see all my Origin and Steam games in the Apllications list. It's like the data is not available or recognized anymore. The laptop runs fine (fast, no weird noises, no system error).

Any suggestion? Thanks a lot!