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that laptop is over 10+ years, time to make a change.
Already done, no mention of this.
https://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/english/
is this a joke? vista was a trainwreck of an operating system.
I cannot see how Steam can support their client on an OS which is not being supported by MS themselves.
Why should I "upgrade" I bought the games for my laptop, which it can run. I'm not obligated to update my OS just for some software. I've had this laptop ever since Windows Vista was released back in 2006, and no one besides a time traveller would've been able to predict that in 10 years that the software would no longer be supported; sure you could make the argument that "it's obvious that software changes" but it doesn't mean that people like me (which is a minority) should be forced to switch. I'm also not going to be taking advice from a spoiled 17-year-old.
In my country this is illegal and against consumer rights.
And you'd lose that case anyway. Valve's User Licence Agreement (which OP digitally signed) frees Valve of any legal responsibility. Valve is legally entitled under the EULA to stop supporting obsolete operating systems.
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