More than 1 year download

[gojo satoryu]

So the update for Subnatuica Below Zero downlaoded but now its unpacking, at 0 bytes per second hard drive speed, if I try to stop it or delete the game Steam just freezes

[𝔇ave]

Clear download cache and try again

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Dave:

Clear download cache and try again

But to do that I need to close steam and to close steam it needs to stop downloading and it never stops

[𝔇ave]

you don't need to close steam to clear the download cache.

Steam > Settings > Downloads > Clear Download Cache

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Dave:

you don't need to close steam to clear the download cache.

Steam > Settings > Downloads > Clear Download Cache

I've managed to stop the download by deleting the downloads folder, but now when I'm installing a game its 0bytes/sec
How do I fix it?

[𝔇ave]

But have you cleared the download cache??

it literally says

Clearing the download cache might resolve issues with downloading or starting apps

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Dave:

But have you cleared the download cache??

it literally says

Clearing the download cache might resolve issues with downloading or starting apps

Yes, I cleared the cache and manually restarted steam, how do I fix the download speed?

[𝔇ave]

Originally posted by Randxm:

Originally posted by Dave:

But have you cleared the download cache??

it literally says

Clearing the download cache might resolve issues with downloading or starting apps

Yes, I cleared the cache and manually restarted steam, how do I fix the download speed?

download speed is not steam related.. it's network related.. try rebooting your router or something

[Crashed]

Originally posted by Dave:

Originally posted by Randxm:

Yes, I cleared the cache and manually restarted steam, how do I fix the download speed?

download speed is not steam related.. it's network related.. try rebooting your router or something

0 bytes per second and no HDD activity would mean something is going weird. You could try changing your download location.

If you get 0 bytes per second and your HDD indicator is stuck on (as well as having things on your computer become unresponsive) this could mean a HDD problem, which means back up ASAP before it breaks.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Dave:

Originally posted by Randxm:

Yes, I cleared the cache and manually restarted steam, how do I fix the download speed?

download speed is not steam related.. it's network related.. try rebooting your router or something

wow, I'm guessing you don't even know what youre talking about, do you want me to do a speedtest to proove you that its not my network, its steam?

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Crashed:

Originally posted by Dave:

download speed is not steam related.. it's network related.. try rebooting your router or something

0 bytes per second and no HDD activity would mean something is going weird. You could try changing your download location.

If you get 0 bytes per second and your HDD indicator is stuck on (as well as having things on your computer become unresponsive) this could mean a HDD problem, which means back up ASAP before it breaks.

As I said I fixed the HDD speed but now the network speed is 0

[𝔇ave]

Originally posted by Randxm:

Originally posted by Dave:

download speed is not steam related.. it's network related.. try rebooting your router or something

wow, I'm guessing you don't even know what youre talking about, do you want me to do a speedtest to proove you that its not my network, its steam?

wow, i'm guessing you were never taught to not be a ♥♥♥♥ to people trying to help you. best of luck to ya..

/unsubscribed

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Dave:

Originally posted by Randxm:

wow, I'm guessing you don't even know what youre talking about, do you want me to do a speedtest to proove you that its not my network, its steam?

wow, i'm guessing you were never taught to not be a ♥♥♥♥ to people trying to help you. best of luck to ya..

/unsubscribed

Youre not helping tho haha, you get so easily offended

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by Randxm:

wow, I'm guessing you don't even know what youre talking about, do you want me to do a speedtest to proove you that its not my network, its steam?

Might be, that's why you can change download regions to test this with.

Steam then settings, then downloads. Change region.

Try again, and keep changing the region until you have tried many of them or find one that gives a good speed to download.

Speed tests may show you can use the internet fine, but not necessarily the Steam network fine.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Originally posted by Randxm:

wow, I'm guessing you don't even know what youre talking about, do you want me to do a speedtest to proove you that its not my network, its steam?

Might be, that's why you can change download regions to test this with.

Steam then settings, then downloads. Change region.

Try again, and keep changing the region until you have tried many of them or find one that gives a good speed to download.

Speed tests may show you can use the internet fine, but not necessarily the Steam network fine.

Are there any regions recommended to try?

[Crashed]

Originally posted by Randxm:

Originally posted by Crashed:

0 bytes per second and no HDD activity would mean something is going weird. You could try changing your download location.

If you get 0 bytes per second and your HDD indicator is stuck on (as well as having things on your computer become unresponsive) this could mean a HDD problem, which means back up ASAP before it breaks.

As I said I fixed the HDD speed but now the network speed is 0

And CPU isn't spiking either?

There are three potential bottlenecks during a Steam game download:

• Network: Anything from your home to the content server, limiting the maximum download speed. Check your Internet connection, and try switching to a different download region.
  
• Disk: Downloads from Steam are compressed, and must be unpacked to be used. Check your disk activity light to see if it is blinking or on.
  
• CPU: Related to disk, the Steam client needs CPU to decompress the compressed data files, and in some cases might cause a bottleneck. Check CPU usage of Steam processes in Task Manager.

Originally posted by Randxm:

Are there any regions recommended to try?

First try regions closer to home, and if you don't see an improvement just select random regions. Most if not all Steam Content servers are on powerful backbone networks that can find a path to your computer sufficient to saturate your Internet connection.