Changing where vortex "looks" for games

[Gpa0654]

After an ssd crash (first one I've ever had in many years) my system was running terribly and I found a clean install of my win 7 (don't give me grief on that, it does all I want and I don't want my computer acting/looking like a phone) was the only way to fix it. It renamed my other HD's during the install. I moved vortex and most of my games to my new C: drive and everything works fine. But whenever vortex starts it gives an error that it can't find "G:" drive. There is no G: it was renamed to D: or E:, where a few games still reside that I rarely play.

 

TLDR; Where can I change "where" vortex "looks" for games? I can't seem to find it or an answer for that OL.

I appreciate any help.

Thanks, Scott

[Gpa0654]

I wanted to add this. This I know. I need to know where it also looks.

 

[Gpa0654]

This is the error.

 

[HadToRegister]

Why do you have so many "Program Files (x86) directories on all of your drives?

Which one does window actually use?

You do know that when you have Steam install a new library on a different drive you can name it whatever you want right? It doesn't have to be named "Program Files (x86)

I have Steam n D:\ and C:\ the one on D:\ is called Steam, te one on F:\ is called Steam Library and neither of them have "Program Files (x86) in the file path



The problem is, is that Vortex has G:\ stored in appdata\roaming\ and is still looking for G:\

The EASY thing would be to just name that drive BACK to G:\

[Gpa0654]

Program Files (x86) is the default file location where win 7 stores 64 bit programs. I had nothing to do with the name.

 

"The problem is, is that Vortex has G:\ stored in appdata\roaming\ and is still looking for G:\"

 

This is a good suggestion but I was unable to find a reference to G:\ that seemed to be directing vortex to look there after checking several locations.

Perhaps if someone can narrow down "where" to look... there are a lot of files with hex ID's I did not check.

Thanks for your help.

[HadToRegister]

Vortex stores everything in C:\users\YOUR NAME\appdata\roaming\vortex