[SOLVED] Fatal Error Steam Update for first time instalation

[eLskyver]

Hi Guys,

I need help.. i cannot update steam since i have install new at my computer
its say "Steam - Fatal Error" and the descriptions is "Steam need to be online to update. Please confirm your network connection and try again."

since re-installing my PC with windows 10 OS, and for steam update i got this fatal error..

i tries many from forum discussion and nothing can solve this error..

my internet connection working fine..

UPDATE :
Its solved now, thank for any helping and comment below...
1. Steam first update
I dont know what things pake this solve, but i just tries many ways and restarting my PC until steam can update and open application..

2. Downloading stuck
Its help from post #9 below, thanks so much my man..

[Belagu]

Me too

[Belagu]

I'm willing to give a skin in csgo if I get the solution.

[BurNing Vegetables]

I'm having the same problem here!

[eLskyver]

many i have try to solve this
1. run at Admin Mode
2. Run Compatible win 7
3. add "-tcp"
4. disable Firewall
5.use Google DNS
6.reinstall
7.restart services

[[wan-clan.org] Gordy Freeman]

Did you search the forums before posting as per the sticky notes?

[c0rps]

be sure to download steam from its official site: store.steampowered.com/about/
uninstall steam completely in windows in settings -> apps and features, remove also your old installer file. Use the newly downloaded installer to reinstall steam and see if that works.

What anti virus are you using? what about your firewall? these connection issues are often related to certificates. steam uses a secure connection to their update servers and from my experience kaspersky for example if you have the wrong region download will block those connections as the certificates don't match.

[eLskyver]

Originally posted by Gordy Freeman (Hardware Girl):

Did you search the forums before posting as per the sticky notes?

Yes i did my friend, and nothing works until now..

Originally posted by ·(-_-)·:

be sure to download steam from its official site: store.steampowered.com/about/
uninstall steam completely in windows in settings -> apps and features, remove also your old installer file. Use the newly downloaded installer to reinstall steam and see if that works.

What anti virus are you using? what about your firewall? these connection issues are often related to certificates. steam uses a secure connection to their update servers and from my experience kaspersky for example if you have the wrong region download will block those connections as the certificates don't match.

for now i still not yet installing my antivirus.. i use Norton if i have running now..
Firewall file exclude already listing for steam my man..
i dont have any option before i downloading steam installer (which is region option)

[c0rps]

Originally posted by SkyVer:

Originally posted by Gordy Freeman (Hardware Girl):

Did you search the forums before posting as per the sticky notes?

Yes i did my friend, and nothing works until now..

Originally posted by ·(-_-)·:

be sure to download steam from its official site: store.steampowered.com/about/
uninstall steam completely in windows in settings -> apps and features, remove also your old installer file. Use the newly downloaded installer to reinstall steam and see if that works.

What anti virus are you using? what about your firewall? these connection issues are often related to certificates. steam uses a secure connection to their update servers and from my experience kaspersky for example if you have the wrong region download will block those connections as the certificates don't match.

for now i still not yet installing my antivirus.. i use Norton if i have running now..
Firewall file exclude already listing for steam my man..
i dont have any option before i downloading steam installer (which is region option)

if norton is running, try disabling it. honestly though, not that it's any of my concern, but norton sucks on so many levels, i would not use it.

the region btw, is important for your ant virus, if you are from china but downloaded your AV from US the certificates your computer uses (chinese) won't match with those that the AV compares them to (US)

[c0rps]

and this here you tried?

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1520386297691117352/

[eLskyver]

Originally posted by ·(-_-)·:

and this here you tried?

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1520386297691117352/

thanks, its so helping..

[MarKus]

Originally posted by ·(-_-)·:

and this here you tried?

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1520386297691117352/

Thank you for sharing my discussion

[c0rps]

Originally posted by ๖ۣۜFlamernus:

Originally posted by ·(-_-)·:

and this here you tried?

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1520386297691117352/

Thank you for sharing my discussion

thank you for giving those people their solution :)

[eLskyver]

Originally posted by ๖ۣۜFlamernus:

Originally posted by ·(-_-)·:

and this here you tried?

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1520386297691117352/

Thank you for sharing my discussion

thank for your solutions help

[[wan-clan.org] Gordy Freeman]

So the lesson here was to search the forums before posting...

[eLskyver]

Originally posted by Gordy Freeman (Hardware Girl):

So the lesson here was to search the forums before posting...

yap right, but sorry im posting for help about 1hour earlier before solution has posting..

but thanks for the advice and great thank for solution has been share..