Password Removal

Is it possible to remove the password entirely?
Because when I start my pc it asks for password to use my nvme on steam, and it's kinda annoying

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 7:58 AM

is the nvme formated as ntfs?

vitOP•6/24/25, 8:57 AM

I don't remember, but probably yes

vitOP•6/24/25, 8:57 AM

I'll check after I come from school

HHikariKnight is the nvme formated as ntfs?

vitOP•6/24/25, 8:58 AM

Yeah it is in ntfs, just checked

vitOP•6/24/25, 8:58 AM

I still have a bit of time

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 8:59 AM

we do not support using ntfs for games, there is your problem

vitOP•6/24/25, 8:59 AM

Oh, fair

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 8:59 AM

forcing it to "work" will lead to data corruption

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 8:59 AM

this is explicitly mentioned in our docs

vitOP•6/24/25, 8:59 AM

I honestly didn't read that, I just read the installation process thing

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:00 AM

yeah we explicitly say we do not support NTFS for game storage

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:00 AM

you can use it for data storage

vitOP•6/24/25, 9:00 AM

Which type do I use it then

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:01 AM

btrfs or ext4

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:01 AM

btrfs can be used in windows for steam games with the winbtrfs driver

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:02 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6fc-3CCXbA

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vitOP•6/24/25, 9:02 AM

I'm not dual booting, so I use ext4?

Vvit I'm not dual booting, so I use ext4?

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:02 AM

btrfs if you want built in compression

HikariKnight•6/24/25, 9:03 AM

btrfs is our default
ext4 is the older filesystem and is supported just because its always been supported, could say it is more battle tested but it lacks a lot of modern features like filesystem level compression