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Anyway, try things manually ;)
1. Create the library folder e.g. C:/Games/SteamGames (in your case OP it's already created)
2. Run steam://open/console (press Windows key + R, paste in: steam://open/console, choose OK)
Should open Steam on the Console tab.
3. In the bar at the bottom, type library_folder_add then the path to the library folder e.g.
Press ENTER and its done.
The console window should mention 'Mounted path ', the library folder path and its index e.g.
its 2 decades ago, i read somewhere that MS harcode into windows, and im not sure they have removed it ever, gl dig info out at what MS once did or stop doing it. also part of the 8.3 issue with such games. ( here we are 20 years later, and noone can remmeber them old things anymore ) also patch game issue, and that why you should stay out of that area.' Unless you actual do try run a DOS game" through DOS box or other way
this was so helpful I dont know why I didnt think about trying the manual approach. Youre amazing! worked like a charm and now i can see and use my external drive. I hope more people come across this post despite being almost a year old. It took me 20 minutes to stumble on it while i was genuinely stumped.