This part I could not figure out, because in Desktop mode the applications seem to not know about the SD card automatically like they do in Gaming mode.ĥ. The first way is to somehow tell the installer to install Rockstar Launcher on the SD card. If someone can provide the right steps, I’ll edit them into this post.
I am going to be sharing what I did, and it is not the most efficient, so someone in the comments will probably correct this mistake, but it is going to work out flawlessly when you’re done. It will appear in your Steam library as Rockstar-something something.Īt this point, you can go two different routes. Change the file-type drop-down at the bottom of the Open window to All Files rather than just “.desktop” files, so you can see the installer. Open Steam (on desktop) and Add a Non-Steam Game. It should appear in your Downloads folder, but regardless of where it is, just note the file location. Open your web browser and navigate to Rockstar Launcher’s website and download the installer for Windows. So, you will need ~110gb of space internally. This will require downloading and installing GTA V on your internal SSD, then we will move it to the SD card manually and get it working from there.
I am typing this because I ran into a few hiccups, particularly with installing onto the SD card. This going to be a lite guide because a lot of this ground has been covered before, but I will hit every step.
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