Successfully play a Steam game through a USB drive on a secondary computer without requiring a login.
Successfully play a Steam game through a USB drive on a secondary computer without requiring a login.
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It’s simple to transfer Steam games to a USB drive, another folder, or an entirely different hard drive – even onto a separate computer. This is done directly through the Steam application. However, you will usually still need to sign in to the Steam client on that specific PC to confirm that the user has the proper authorization to play that particular game.