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Make sure you check everything linked in blue also, please.
Make sure all device drivers are fully up to date. Check the manufacturer's website, and not simply by running Windows update, depending on your OS.
By doing all that, you have eliminated many of the most common causes we have seen here.
The safe mode with networking suggestion is only a test, and not a permanent solution. If you see it work fine in that safe boot, you have a software conflict in a normal boot of Windows that is causing the connection issue.
If you have an MSI board or the Killer Network Access Manager installed, it is usually recommended to have the Killer device driver only, and get rid of that Manager software. We have seen it cause issues with Steam in the past.
Thanks for the reply on how you fixed it, and well done.