"steam is having trouble connecting to the steam servers"

[verodeus]

Hi there, my steam is having problems with connecting. This only happened today, but recently I have also been getting a lot of the "NO CONNECTION" problem when I logged on to Steam.

I've tried numerous things that were on YT, including opening regedit with CMD and putting in the "TCPNoDelay" thing. I also tried making a shortcut and putting in the -tcp thing, I've also restarted my computer 10 times over the past couple of hours.

I have also tried reinstalling steam along with all of my games, that fixed the issue for about a day or two and then it came back.

If anyone has an idea of how to fix this, please share it with me.

[verodeus]

Now it says "Could not connect to the Steam network".

[j2x_]

me too, i do have internet connection and can login to steam via browser but cant login with steam program :(

[Mort]

Just about the same. It keeps saying "Could not connect to the Steam network". It's not my connection who's having a problem because I just downloaded 1 complete series of movie. I don't know what seems to be the problem. But this really makes me frustrated. :(

[76561198212898212]

me too . the i already add the target ( -tcp) and it runs but at the time that i will click the find match it says that "unable to ping any region"
steam updating all the time but this problem didnt fixed?

[Mukuzo]

I had the same problem for about 24 hrs, I removed/disabled the authenticator on my phone and logged in and it worked.

[sGoblin ☂]

can't login in for over a week now

[Birna]

Same problem :/

[HowDoUAim]

Same issue, I can't even log into Steam at all. This all started happening for me since the recent update, anyone else notice that?

[Birna]

Yes.

[HowDoUAim]

I found a fix. You might not have to uninstall Steam like I did, but I uninstalled Steam completely then did the following:

1. Run "cmd" as Admin.
2. Type "netsh winsock reset catalog"
3. Type "netsh int ip reset reset.log"
4. Reboot your PC.

When I rebooted, I installed Steam again and it actually worked so far for me.

[Cosmic Raven]

Originally posted by HowDoUAim:

I found a fix. You might not have to uninstall Steam like I did, but I uninstalled Steam completely then did the following:

1. Run "cmd" as Admin.
2. Type "netsh winsock reset catalog"
3. Type "netsh int ip reset reset.log"
4. Reboot your PC.

When I rebooted, I installed Steam again and it actually worked so far for me.

I just encountered this same issue, and these steps resolved it for me. You do not need to uninstall/reinstall Steam, just use the 4 steps above.

[Karsen]

I've had this problem for about 2 months now and I can't even log on, what's cdm and how do I find it?