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just open the steam folder and right click on the steam.exe and navigate to compatibility tab and select windows 7 sp1 from there and enjoy it after ....
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/how-to-check-if-your-device-meets-windows-11-system-requirements-after-changing-device-hardware-f3bc0aeb-6884-41a1-ab57-88258df6812b
get the win11 check.
you dont have to do anything other than just see if you are eligible
Interesting. Did you already have Steam installed on Win 7 before Jan 1 2024 or have to use any special fix?
I was messing around and tried to install Steam on a laptop with a fresh Win 7 install(fully updated, afaik) a couple months ago and it wouldn't let me finish the install. After spending awhile digging through youtube vids I found some files to get the Steam client working on Win 7 but it wouldn't let me actually download any games and the Steam install would break every time I closed Steam or rebooted the laptop.
Windows 10 should run fine on this hardware.
That said, still at least 8 GB RAM and/or an SSD are very strongly suggested.
You can run Windows 10 from HDD too, but it will be quite slow.
really ?
it worked for a people posting in our cozy w7 thread , so it surprise me a bit ....
and this tips does not come from my hat but from this people itself and as it still using steam and w8 or w8.1 , sorry can't remember exactly , i find that weird so you issue is not linked to compatibility but something else....
Else steam is still working on older os like w7 , as i currently use window 7 home premium and an old steam client from april 2023 ...
talking about tf2 , all freebe from valve can be compiled to ditch os < w10 and it has nothing to do 'directly' with the client as the last client is using the same steam api - 021 - if i remember correctly and that is not "directly" linked to your working steam client , else you won't been able to run tf2 even if it failed xd