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Go to Steam directory rightclick Steam and run as administrator, and add Steam to firewall >allow through and add to exceptions to AV.
If anyone figures this out, please update
what is the location of the path dangerous (please do not share name part of path)
do you have protected folders on
umm no. As I said, I had the same message, the same virus message. Th rest was just my story of trying to fix it.
"steam.exe operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software"
The 'steam.exe' executable file itself no longer has the steam logo icon associated with it, it's now a system icon.
Any luck finding a fix?
** EDIT ** I updated my antivirus and was then able to launch the steam executable, it started updating itself again, but is now stuck on 'updating steam information"
I cancelled the task in task manager, and cancelled any other steam client apps in task manager, then reran steam.exe and after doing that a few times, it finally started steam. There is a new file in the Steam folder called "Steam.exe.old" now though - so I'm not sure what happened.
That is Windows Defender acting up.