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I just did a clean install of Windows 7 and am working on re-installing my Steam games. Since I completed the install of the OS, there is now a 32-bit and 64-bit Program Files folder. When I installed Steam, it defaulted to the 32-bit directory. In the grand scheme of things, does it mater which of those folders I put my Steam directory in? The save-game files I backed up were from XP 32-bit.

So, before I go ahead and install my games, I am wondering if I should put them in the 32-bit Program Files folder for my save-games to work. This also applies for save games of non-Steam purchased games. Should I also put them in the 32-bit folder to avoid any problems? Any help would be appreciated.

[QUOTE='DarkblueNinja']Just put it anywhere you wanted but its best to put it on the drive that have lots of space because all the games that you bought from Steam will be download to that drive. Matt091282 Well, these folders are both on the same drive.

I don't have a partition or anything like that. I am just wondering if this will have any effect on the game whatsoever, especially my save-games that I am carrying over encrypted in XP. There shouldn't be any problem.

When I install my Windows 7 from a fresh, I installed Steam on a big drive and then just overwrited it with my old Steam folder but Saved games need to be in the right folder. If you don't know where your saved games need to be then just start up that game and make a saved game, then go to C driver -> User -> Your User Name and search for your saved game here and just overwrite the old one with it. The path in Windows 7 is C: Users *your user name here* Documents If you open C: Users may be a hidden folder that you can't click on.