Sep 14, 2016 - By default, Steam will download your games to whatever is the main drive on your PC. Right click on the folder you just made and select make default folder. This offer is available for both PC and Mac users, too.

Locate the particular game folder within the Steam folder. For instance on a PC, the file extension for a saved Portal game could look like, “C: Program Files Steam SteamApps portal.” On a Mac it would be, “/Users/ /Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/ /portal.” Rename the game folder, for instance ' ~portal' on PC or '/portal archived game settings' on Mac. Start up Steam and open the game. The game, not able to find the original folder, will create a new folder with the default settings.

After applying a soundtrack key to your Steam account you can find it in your Steam library. Make sure that you have filtered your Library view to 'Music' You may also find the files manually by searching for them via your computer. The paths are as follows: Windows: Please use your computer's File Explorer to navigate to the soundtrack C: Program Files (x86) Steam SteamApps common Locate the game folder and the soundtrack will be within it. Mac: Open the Finder Window and press Command+Shift+G (or select Go > Go to Folder.). Enter ' ~/Library/ Application Support/Steam/' (without quotes), then press Enter. Sierra set apple id for a user mac.

Locate the Steam Apps folder, open it and locate the Common folder, open it. Locate the game folder and the soundtrack will be within it. Linux: Using Terminal - ~/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/ Locate the game folder and the soundtrack will be within it.