Steam Client Web Service (32 bit)
this thing keeps spamming itself in my task manager causing more ram use and my laptop to get heated up whenever i play any steam game
I never faced this issue before (heating of laptop etc)
I cleared my Steam web cache and cookies yet this pops out and spams more than it should.
I dont need this thing why does it keep coming , Valve Please fix this !

I get like 10 of these when i open task manager , this isnt normal

Edit: I tried everything but it is only a Temporary fix
can someone give me Permanent fix?
Last edited by 🔥Astral Rage🔥; Apr 22, 2018 @ 5:03am
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ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 1:51pm 
If it's really a "Steam client web serivce", that's nothing but malware. The only legit Steam processes are the Steam client service and the Steam web helper. Nothing for Valve to fix, you installed malware on your computer, so get rid of it!
Last edited by ReBoot; Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:06pm
Originally posted by ReBoot:
If it's really a "Steam client web serivce", that's nothing but malware. The only legit Steam processes are the Steam client service and the Steam web helper. Nothing for Valve to fix, you installed malware on your computer, so get rid of it!

idk how to get rid of it?
plz help!
ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:09pm 
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
Originally posted by ReBoot:
If it's really a "Steam client web serivce", that's nothing but malware. The only legit Steam processes are the Steam client service and the Steam web helper. Nothing for Valve to fix, you installed malware on your computer, so get rid of it!

idk how to get rid of it?
plz help!
First, have you confirmed that the process name is indeed "Steam client web service"? Check it! Doublecheck to be sure!
Originally posted by ReBoot:
If it's really a "Steam client web serivce", that's nothing but malware. The only legit Steam processes are the Steam client service and the Steam web helper. Nothing for Valve to fix, you installed malware on your computer, so get rid of it!
its location C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\bin\cef\cef.win7
ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:09pm 
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
Originally posted by ReBoot:
If it's really a "Steam client web serivce", that's nothing but malware. The only legit Steam processes are the Steam client service and the Steam web helper. Nothing for Valve to fix, you installed malware on your computer, so get rid of it!
its location C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\bin\cef\cef.win7
You haven't reacted to my post asking you to check the exact process name.
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

idk how to get rid of it?
plz help!
First, have you confirmed that the process name is indeed "Steam client web service"? Check it! Doublecheck to be sure!
yes it is Steam client web service(32 bit)
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
its location C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\bin\cef\cef.win7
You haven't reacted to my post asking you to check the exact process name.
Steam client web helper (32 bit) it pops multiple times , yes I am sure !
ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:11pm 
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
Originally posted by ReBoot:
First, have you confirmed that the process name is indeed "Steam client web service"? Check it! Doublecheck to be sure!
yes it is Steam client web service(32 bit)
Now I have some problems believing you. I have the same, but it's called the "Steam client WebHelper", not a "Steam client web service". That's really odd.

Still, delete Steam's web cache for starters. That's helps alot with odd issues.

PS: MAKE UP YOUR MIND! First, you said it's a "Steam client web service(32 bit)", then you said it's a "Steam client web helper (32 bit)". So what is it now?

PPS: DON'T MULTIPOST!
Last edited by ReBoot; Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:12pm
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
yes it is Steam client web service(32 bit)
Now I have some problems believing you. I have the same, but it's called the "Steam client WebHelper", not a "Steam client web service". That's really odd.

Still, delete Steam's web cache for starters. That's helps alot with odd issues.
it is Steam client Web helper (32 bit) sorry for mistake
ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:13pm 
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Now I have some problems believing you. I have the same, but it's called the "Steam client WebHelper", not a "Steam client web service". That's really odd.

Still, delete Steam's web cache for starters. That's helps alot with odd issues.
it is Steam client Web helper (32 bit) sorry for mistake
Well, so what about deleting Steam's web cache now?
Snapjak Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:13pm 
Is there the word service IN TASK MANAGER?

If there is, you have something wrong.

If there ISN'T then that's just the steamwebhelper.exe which is nothing more than a browser that Steam uses to display everything that isn't the library.
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
it is Steam client Web helper (32 bit) sorry for mistake
Well, so what about deleting Steam's web cache now?
I had done it earlier but later same thing happens i want a permanent fix

Note: I never had this issue untill 2 days ago
ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:15pm 
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Well, so what about deleting Steam's web cache now?
I had done it earlier but later same thing happens i want a permanent fix

Note: I never had this issue untill 2 days ago
Ok, do the following:
1. Delete Steam's web cache
2. Restart Steam
3. Do litereally nothing else
4. Check the task manager
How many of the processes are there?
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
I had done it earlier but later same thing happens i want a permanent fix

Note: I never had this issue untill 2 days ago
Ok, do the following:
1. Delete Steam's web cache
2. Restart Steam
3. Do litereally nothing else
4. Check the task manager
How many of the processes are there?

k just restarted
3 Steam Client web helper (32bit)
ReBoot Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:20pm 
Originally posted by 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:
Originally posted by ReBoot:
Ok, do the following:
1. Delete Steam's web cache
2. Restart Steam
3. Do litereally nothing else
4. Check the task manager
How many of the processes are there?

k just restarted
3 Steam Client web helper (32bit)
3 is perfectly normal. 1 per browser tab, the tabs are store, community & yourself. 3 tabs, 3 processes.
Last edited by ReBoot; Apr 21, 2018 @ 2:21pm
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