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Having this issue, doing this immediately made me visible to the steam client. I don't yet know if its a permanent fix or has to be done every sleep/resume cycle but this is faster than logging out/back in. Thanks for the tip cyb666.
just thought I would mention that I immediately tried that as soon as I saw the suggestion. . . and it fixed nothing.
Had to do it again to read this. It needs doing each time you send pc to sleep but it works immediately when I do it.
I've been using Steam and the sleep function for years without any problem until now. Restarting steam worked but it's not an ideal sollution.
My Windows 10 OS recently updated to the latest April Update, maybe that has something to do with it.
My only choice, at the moment, is to log out and then log back in and all is well.
neither of those is a real solution though.
They are aware of this bug, and suggest to watch this reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/8gnllv/steam_is_apparently_drunk_again/
There are a couple of workaround solutions as clear browser cache or killing steamwebhelper.exe, but the most important thing is that they are aware of this bug and looking into it.