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That sounds like a hardware issue to me, if so. Most likely, a failing PSU perhaps.
EDIT.......................
Saw another one of these cases once, if my memory is correct, where the user had a bad stick of RAM that was causing it.
Might need to do a memtest to rule that out.
I found that thread. It was his PC locking up, and he thought it was Steam. Turned out it was a stick of RAM, apparently.
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/2271447149944524228/
I have a hunch it has something to do with vulkandriverquery64.exe, but let's see what's up.
I assume the issue lies with the GPU driver then?
It could also possibly be related to a software conflict, in some rare cases, perhaps :
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
Sometimes, these issues present themselves after a Windows 10 update also, from what I have seen, and it can sometimes appear to be the Steam update when it was a Windows update that happened right before.
A) You have a system error issues that stack overflow causing system to crash.
B) Faulty driver that causing crash.
C) Severe software conflicts.
D) Faulty, or failing system hardware.
Try using registry cleaner, like Ccleaner.
Check to ensure your video drivers, and etc are not corrupted.
Ensure not having softwares causing severe conflict that cause error spam to cause crash.
If want to test for faulty, or failing hardware, you use benchmark tools, like prime95 for cpu, memtest for RAM, and 3Dmark for GPU, or use whatever software that target said hardware. If ask for help on system you will need to provide full system specs including PSU model.
looks like this might be the end of steam for windows 8.1? anyone else having this issue.
Good chance it does have something to do with the vulcan driver as since the update anytime i load steam the vulcan driver query becomes unresponsive needing it to be shut down.
I have windows 8.1 and was able to update to the latest NVIDIA drivers and steam still restarts my computer. Hopefully they can fix this or it might be the end for Windows 8.1. For those wondering, I also uninstalled and reinstalled steam. Still having the reboot issue with steam. This starting happening after the steam update.
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/2924479876989537109/#c2924479876990827499
It could just be you are only seeing the issue because of something else going on.
Thanks for the suggestion, however this solution did not work for me.