Steam Deck has become popular since its release due to its powerful hardware and huge game library. However, who doesn’t want to increase the storage capacity and flexibility of their device? Users can utilize the SD card slot to gain more space, and in this guide, we will go through the simple process of installing and formatting an SD card on the Steam Deck. Whether it's expanding your game library or managing your files efficiently, in just a few steps we can minimize our gaming experience and ensure seamless access to our favorite games.
First of all, it is really important to check whether the format of the microSD card is compatible with Steam Deck. The most suitable format is ext4, which is a Linux-friendly format. Next, let’s take a look at how to format the card. The fastest and most convenient way is to set it up on the Stream Deck.
This process will take some time and the user will be warned of data loss; however, that is all. Your SD card will be formatted.
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Additionally, if users want to use a microSD card as their primary storage device, then they can go back to Settings, scroll down to Storage, find Internal Drive, and then find the new MicroSD card. If it's your first time, select the internal storage option, click the X button to set it as default and set it as primary storage. Next, move to the MicroSD card and select Make Default for it. If you don't want to set the same settings for newly installed games, then don't worry; a prompt will be provided asking the user to select a location.
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