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You might have to resign the idea of 2 accounts for playing different games with different users and use family sharing instead
Can two accounts play a game only bought on one account, on the same computer?
https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/13045/can-two-accounts-play-a-game-only-bought-on-one-account-on-the-same-computer
Steam Account Use
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8963-EIKC-3767#onemachine
What it does is enable you to share games between accounts, but only one Library can be active at a time, since it's only you, then you can basically set up family share between your two accounts, and you can basically have access to your games on both your accounts, and wouldn't need to switch accounts either, you can stay on one account the whole time.
To do this. Steam > Settings > Family, check the box a new box will appear in the same window, make sure the box is checked for the account, repeated the same thing with the other account, now you should see your games across both accounts, and wouldn't need to switch accounts, and can play them on the same account.
Do note not all games are supported under family share, and it's normally VAC games that not supported.
Also I suggest defrag your HDD, and don't try to fill your storage up to the max you want at least 20% free storage of the storage size, if 1TB, then leave 200gb free space.
- If have corrupted file, head to where steam installed, delete everything except for "steamapp" folder, and "steam.exe" file, once done run Steam and test.
- If you have newer AMD Ryzen CPU, if you have a dedicated GPU in the system, just disable AMD iGPU as for unknown reason it causing issues for slow client.