Epic Games is not showing up in the list.

[drewdrew21b]

When opening the application, I see all the other Game launchers except Epic Games. I would like to import Epic Games into my steam store.

I have Epic Games installed on a different hard disk, not sure if that is causing issues.

[almanaccare]

I seem to have a similar issue, but uPlay is the culprit in my case. Similarly to @drewdrew21b my uPlay library is located on a different disk. I suspect it's related.

[aranel616]

This must be an issue with detecting launchers on other disks.

[aranel616]

It's going to be a little while before I'll be able to install a launcher on an external disk and find a fix for this. In the meantime, if anybody wants to do some debugging, I added a help wanted label to this issue.

[doZennn]

This is most likely caused by a very old or incorrect installation of the Epic Games Launcher. Launchers on other disks work fine as long as they were installed properly.

Try reinstalling the launcher (or installing a fresh version over the existing one).

[drewdrew21b]

I re-installed Epic and it only offered to install on C:/ drive this time around. I don't mind the core app being on C:/ as long as I can still install on my other HDD's as needed.

After re-installing, I am able to successfully automatically find Epic and associated games, and inject the games into Steam. It would still be nice if you could manually select where some of these apps might be installed so they don't have to be installed on the main drive.

[darkzip]

I have both SteamGridDB Manager and Epic Games installed on my D:/ drive. I have not been able to get SGDB to detect the launcher