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if your SSD or HDD isn't working on Steam, then it isn't Steam at fault.
you either never plug in the SSD and/or HDD properly into their slot
or
your bios isn't configured to recognize the new SSD and/or HDD at all.
or
you got a faulty SSD and/or HDD installed.
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you are pinning the blame on Steam Platform and Valve Corporation for your own computer issues.
any problems on your dekstop CPU components is your responsibility.
Steam and Valve Corporation aren't in charge of our Computers at all.
calm down, I am not blaming anyone. I was just pointing out how to make it work if steam won't recognise new drive. jeez
braindead here, solution worked, thank
(settings have slightly changed since 2022. once u open settings, its all under the storage tab )
One other thing, for some very strange reason adding drives didn't appear to be possible while using big screen mode...?