"No items matching your search criteria were found"

[Vissova]

Click on the next page, page loads, I get this message. Every single time. I just wonder, why has this never been fixed? It's been around for a very long time. How much time and money exactly does it take for someone at Valve to feel like fixing little things like this?

[Milly]

What page are you exactly trying to reach? On the store when you search or what?

[Vissova]

The Workshop and Market. Clicking to the next page usually gives the above error.

[Milly]

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The Workshop and Market. Clicking to the next page usually gives the above error.

The Market I don't know about. For the workshop what game are you trying to get into the workshop on? I had this trouble with a few games myself a while ago.

[Vissova]

I use the SFM, Gmod, TF2, and Binding of Isaac Workshops.

[Milly]

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I use the SFM, Gmod, TF2, and Binding of Isaac Workshops.

I had this issue with my Arma 3 Workshop for a while. I dont remember what I did. You can keep trying refreshing the page. If that does not work try restarting your computer and Steam Client.
If that does not work please try the following:

Click the Start button, then 'All Programs', and 'Accessories'

Right click on Command Prompt and click "Run as administrator".

In the command prompt type the following command or copy/paste (ctrl+c/ctrl+v), make sure you include the quotation marks.

"C:\Program Files\Steam\bin\SteamService.exe" /repair

Press Enter

This should take a few minutes.

When comleted it will show "Steam Client Service repair completed"

Now reboot your computer and see if Steam works better.

[Milly]

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Vissova の投稿を引用：

I use the SFM, Gmod, TF2, and Binding of Isaac Workshops.

I had this issue with my Arma 3 Workshop for a while. I dont remember what I did. You can keep trying refreshing the page. If that does not work try restarting your computer and Steam Client.
If that does not work please try the following:

Click the Start button, then 'All Programs', and 'Accessories'

Right click on Command Prompt and click "Run as administrator".

In the command prompt type the following command or copy/paste (ctrl+c/ctrl+v), make sure you include the quotation marks.

"C:\Program Files\Steam\bin\SteamService.exe" /repair

Press Enter

This should take a few minutes.

When comleted it will show "Steam Client Service repair completed"

Now reboot your computer and see if Steam works better.

I forgot to mention that if your steam directory is somewhere else like in 'Program Files (x86)'
Just switch the directory in the Command Prompt to wherever your Steam is installed.