Steam Client Web Service (32 bit)

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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?

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Publicado originalmente por ReBoot:

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

k just restarted
3 Steam Client web helper (32bit)

3 is perfectly normal.

ok but whenever I play games same thing will happen again
How do i permanently resolve this ?
it is annoying doing this overall agian

[ReBoot]

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

Publicado originalmente por ReBoot:

3 is perfectly normal.

ok but whenever I play games same thing will happen again
How do i permanently resolve this ?
it is annoying doing this overall agian

Don't browse to shady web sites and don't play games that use Steam's HTML renderer. The second part of the solution may be sucky, but if you want to prevent Steam from spawning more HTML processes, not starting games that use Steam's HTLM renderer (Valve games spring to mind immediately as they have HTLM MOTDs and use Steam for pretty much everything they do except raw gameplay) is the soliution if you're annoyed by Steam HTML processes.

Well, if you wish go to really drastic, you can prevent the Steam web HELPER (not "service" as you originally claimed) by group policy. That really gonna suck though as Steam will lose any HTML functionality.

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Publicado originalmente por ReBoot:

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

ok but whenever I play games same thing will happen again
How do i permanently resolve this ?
it is annoying doing this overall agian

Don't browse to shady web sites and don't play games that use Steam's HTML renderer. The second part of the solution may be sucky, but if you want to prevent Steam from spawning more HTML processes, not starting games that use Steam's HTLM renderer (Valve games spring to mind immediately as they have HTLM MOTDs and use Steam for pretty much everything they do except raw gameplay) is the soliution if you're annoyed by Steam HTML processes.

I dont play any non steam game
and for shady sites well ok , I shall keep that in check
thanks

[ReBoot]

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

Publicado originalmente por ReBoot:

Don't browse to shady web sites and don't play games that use Steam's HTML renderer. The second part of the solution may be sucky, but if you want to prevent Steam from spawning more HTML processes, not starting games that use Steam's HTLM renderer (Valve games spring to mind immediately as they have HTLM MOTDs and use Steam for pretty much everything they do except raw gameplay) is the soliution if you're annoyed by Steam HTML processes.

I dont play any non steam game
and for shady sites well ok , I shall keep that in check
thanks

I said "Valve games", not "non-Steam games".

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Publicado originalmente por ReBoot:

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

I dont play any non steam game
and for shady sites well ok , I shall keep that in check
thanks

I said "Valve games", not "non-Steam games".

Well I play tf2 and insurgency
My question is why didn't this happen to me before ?

I used many shady sites at past ( bay) and I mainly played tf2

[Snapjak]

Congratulations on probably downloading dozens of malware and viruses.

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Publicado originalmente por Snapjak:

Congratulations on probably downloading dozens of malware and viruses.

Dude I don't have any virus , I scanned with malware bytes and it showed no threat .
Also if u don't have any fix to this issue please don't bother commenting

[pivotman319 (Trans Rights FTW!)]

The Steam Client WebHelper is a stripped-down version of Google Chrome[www.google.com], so there's nothing to worry about.

No fixes required, but I do recommend changing your account password if you have used shady sites according to one of the posts you mentioned.

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Publicado originalmente por pivotman319:

The Steam Client WebHelper is a stripped-down version of Google Chrome[www.google.com], so there's nothing to worry about.

No fixes required, but I do recommend changing your account password if you have used shady sites according to one of the posts you mentioned.

How do I change password ?

[pivotman319 (Trans Rights FTW!)]

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

How do I change password?

Settings > Account > Change password

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Publicado originalmente por pivotman319:

Publicado originalmente por 🔥Bervesk Rage🔥:

How do I change password?

Settings > Account > Change password

changed it
did everything mentioned by everyone but it is just a temporary fix
I want a permanent fix

[pivotman319 (Trans Rights FTW!)]

There is no fix.

The Steam Client WebHelper is, simply put, just a stripped-down version of Chrome, as I mentioned before. It is not a virus, and you are using the that stripped-down version of Chrome inside of the Steam desktop app.

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Publicado originalmente por pivotman319:

There is no fix.

The Steam Client WebHelper is, simply put, just a stripped-down version of Chrome, as I mentioned before. It is not a virus, and you are using the that stripped-down version of Chrome inside of the Steam desktop app.

but why does it pop when i play games?
if i use discussion it is understood
but it occrus more when i play games which means that games which i play also use stripped verion of chrome ?

[失语WDNMD]

hhhhh great fun

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Publicado originalmente por good123456a:

hhhhh great fun

Read the thing before passing ignorant comments