Steam telepítése
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Fordítási probléma jelentése
http://store.steampowered.com/about/
Download the Steam installer.
Install it to the exact same location that your Steam is currently installed to.
DO NOT DELETE ANY FILES... YET!
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2971-RUAG-7390
Short version:
On Windows
Restart Steam
If the issue persists, exit Steam, rename your ClientRegistry.blob, and restart Steam. The ClientRegistry.blob can be found in your Steam installation directory. C:\Program Files\Steam by default.
If the issue still persists, you may have issues with your local Steam files. You may refresh these files without deleting your game files. Please follow this process to refresh your Steam files:
Exit Steam
Navigate to your Steam installation directory. (C:\Program Files\Steam\ by default.)
Delete everything in that directory EXCEPT the following:
steam.exe
steamapps directory (All of Steam's game files are kept here.)
Restart Steam to test the issue
Do you have Avira Antivirus? This thread was just posted and fits your issue.
Delete everything in that directory EXCEPT the following:
steam.exe
steamapps directory (All of Steam's game files are kept here.)
Restart Steam to test the issue
Test your PCs hardware integrity.
Just rename the .blobs and delete everything except the EXE and SteamApps folder.
- STEAM.EXE
- STEAMAPPS FOLDER.
Then run the Steam installation again.