Find the order that contains the key you want to redeem and click on 'View Order and Keys' to access it.
From within your Account, click on 'Your Account' in the top right of our website, then ' Order History and Keys'.Method 1 - How to activate from within your Fanatical account If you wish to install and play your games on a different computer then simply download Steam onto that computer, Login to your Steam account, then download the game. Once a game is activated on a Steam account it can't be activated in another Steam account, it is locked to that Steam account. Renaming profile on Windows 10 is a long and not safe process.Ĭreating a new profile requires me to set every setting again and for some reason makes my PC much slower, so it's not an option.After you have installed the Steam Client, created a Steam account and logged into it, you can then activate your games. The other 2 ways are renaming my current profile or creating a new one. I tried an answer from this thread but Steam just says that it can't find APPDATA=C:\Users\Avorion\AppData\Roaming. I thought that child processes should inherit variables. I tried to use bat file to launch Steam: set APPDATA=C:\Users\LatinName\AppData\RoamingĪnd tried to do the same in powershell: $env:APPDATA='C:\Users\LatinName\AppData\Roaming'Īlso tried to create a bat file and to set it as a custom launch command in Steam (so Steam would launch this file and it will launch a game): set APPDATA=C:\Users\LatinName\AppData\Roamingīut it didn't work, app still uses default appdata path. I need a way to launch these apps with a custom APPDATA. I have user name with non-latin characters and this really messes up some of my Steam apps.
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