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The fact of the matter is that the OP has a problem which I also have in that the Steam client is loading when starting a game using a desktop shortcut which did not happen before this new update. If others don't have this problem then I am happy for them but it doesn't take away the fact that it is a problem. It's the same with a game update that introduces a bug that not everyone encounters and just because not everyone see's it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
My guess is that it will be one of the issues Steam will fix in a later update or at least I hope they will because I don't want to open the Steam client or have it open every time I start a game. Just my preference.
The difference for OP is now it doesn't launch minimized for him and in addition it's also showing the news and announcements popup on launch, which can be disabled through settings.
If you are talking about the popup you got on steam startup, it's easy to remove it ;
go to parameter,interface and uncheck the last box on the right bottom ;
get me aware of the game change or add to the game i own ....
It's technically untrue that steam has to be launched for games to run. You can bypass steam being launched by placing a file called 'steam_appid.txt' in the game's folder. The content of this file needs to be the game id, which you can get from the desktop shortcut under 'Web Document' in properties. You then boot the game directly from its exe or make your own shortcut to the game's exe. The downside is that you won't be able to use steam saves or other steam systems, but if there's people who don't care about that, then this is temporary option.
Also, changing steam to load to the library doesn't help this issue and makes it seem even more like a bug, as I can't see much of a use case for booting a game from the desktop and then being shown a list of other games.
Other options are to roll back to the previous Steam UI, but I'd personally like to avoid that.
Replace 'game.exe' with your game's exe title.
You also need to disable the news pop-up as that gets detected as Steam reopening, which breaks the script.
Edit:
The previous script didn't always work so here's a better one. It should close everything. Replace 'game.exe' with the title of your game's exe. The problem with trying to fix this is that the steam client tries to force itself to stay open, probably each time it opens a new window, like the news and friends stuff. I've tested this script a bit and it seems to work though.
i... a normal person, launch steam.... way before i launch a game.
so there you have one person for that data.
seems you are actively trying to avoid even using steam, instead of wasting time, how about load steam after you boot your pc, then maybe launch a game when you go to play it.
this way you wont see steam load up on the screen.
that being said, im pretty sure steam has a "minimize to tray" option for when it first launched and seeing as this is steam we are dealing with, im willing to bet the issue takes awhile before getting fixed.
btw, i dont run any games from shortcuts, i either run them from the library page, or i run them from the "right click" context menu on the steam icon in the system tray, i personally see no reason for shortcuts, all they do is clutter your desktop.
no thanks, thats a waste of time and a cheat program that can get people banned off multiplayer games.
wrong, it is an advertisement.
what? just because an ad can be turned off, doesnt mean its not a ad....
sorry to tell ya, but seeing your comments through the years, you regularly dont have a clue what you are talking about, you also regularly misunderstand as well, im not even sure i have once seen anything you commented... be of any help.
From a quick bit of research, the only way you'd get VAC banned by using AHK is if it directly edits the game's executable or files. All my script does is look for active Steam windows and closes them, and uses the game window to tell when the loop should end, since the game window is the last thing Steam opens.
https://imgur.com/a/LpnB5mZ
Until the recent UI change, you could start a game from a desktop shortcut and steam would login and start minimized. Thats now been changed to steam and its accompanying windows all opening on the desktop, which is very obtrusive when your goal is to simply play a game. Disabling the news pop-up doesn't fix the real issue, as you still get the log-in splash screen and the steam client opening on the desktop.
This would be an easy fix if Valve gives us an explicit 'Start Steam minimized' option.
Option 1 if want steam to be autostart
Option 2 if you just want to manually start steam but as minimized
You're welcome to checking more steam commands here if you like.
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Command_Line_Options
Thanks for the advice. Your method works with the steam.exe shortcut, although the log-in splash screen still shows up, but it's only a minor inconvenience since it eventually goes.
Using '-silent' doesn't have an effect when launching with a game shortcut though.
Example yugioh game on steam.
Before: steam://rungameid/1449850
After: steam://rungameid/1449850" -silent
It should look like the after.