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https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9498-WPDF-3220&l=
Programs Which May Interfere with Steam
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
Also tried 3 different country servers to download from still the same problem.
-reinstalling ethernet/wifi drivers
-running in compatibility and admin mode
-disabling antivirus,firewall,malware completely
-disabling automatic detection for LAN
Logging onto another PC I have with the same account works normally.
Have you try Steam beta?
If you watch your task manager while Steam is attempting to function, do you see any other application or task that is bogging down this PC or might interfere with Steam? Any resident tasks that are loaded up at startup that might be the problem?
Not every possibility is covered on the support page, though :
And disabling security programs may not be good enough, if they have other background processes that are not disabled simply by disabling the parent program.
I don't use any custom settings or proxies or VPNs. Just straight Wifi connection. Everything works except Steam. I have not tried Steam beta how do you activate it on installation?
I am on Wifi. The connection is good since everything else internet, streaming, speedtest, etc. works. I have tried disabling everything before running Steam but the problem still persists.
It's just part of the process of elimination.
Also, keep that connection while booting into safe mode with networking and see if Steam shows improvement on the computer that has the issue. My suggestion was to simply boot into safe mode with networking and test your current Steam installation, not install Steam while in that boot. Just for clarification. It must be "with networking" enabled in the boot options.
EDIT....
If you really did mean "every single one" except for Steam, you may have disabled some that are necessary.
I didn't disable any system processes so it was normal use without the bloat during the disabling attempt.
Add: I also tried Beta Client with the same issues
Go to your htmlcache folder and manually delete it. It's usually located at :
C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Steam
Steam will make a new cache and folder when you start Steam again to check if this helps.
I don't get it this was working perfectly fine a few months ago. This problem is clearly created somewhere in valve's end during a recent update.
Other game launchers even work fine just Steam crapping itself.