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That's not good troubleshooting to automatically assume it is. Those other problems you posted about are why I suggested a full reformat. I cannot imagine waiting literally minutes for my PC to boot or for programs to load or browsers to load webpages. There is something wrong, and it is not Steam that is the cause of all that.
Please, just try the safe mode with networking suggestion and removing all overclocking. Please just at least try that.
You have peaked my interest, and I would like to see you get this figured out.
I know you never said Steam had anything to do with your long boot time or those other problems you mentioned, but surely you can see how those are an issue also, and that all this taken together might be related somehow.
In short, with all those other problems you mentioned, Steam should be your least concern, or at least, it would be for me. But of course, what you do is up to you. Thanks.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
Not being critical or rude at all, but this is a very unusual setup there. You have purchased some nice hardware such as GPU, motherboard, RAM, and CPU, so why would you do this and not simply get a good HDD that it at least 7200 RPM or even 10,000 ? You can get a nice HDD very cheaply these days.
That is a nice SSD no doubt, so I would have my Windows, the Steam client, and all my games on that drive and all the other software on the other(s).
Discord, My drawing tablet software, razer synapse, Hamachi. That's actually all that boots on start up
I bought those quite a few years when I was a young kid with no job and no money lol. That's why that seems so out of place they will be upgraded one day once I get enough money to do so.
Still, it should not take minutes.
Hamachi has been seen to cause issues with Steam, sorry as I missed that detail in my reply. It was once on the support page :
https://web.archive.org/web/20160602193816/https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
Can't say it does now or not, but remember.....this is process of elimination.
Just to be clear Windows loads in like 2 to 5 mins (This includes, Desktop icons, Task bar and fuctionality of windows tools) But if I open an app like firefox or steam it always takes a super long time to load. At this point I just boot my pc in the morning and go and do stuff around the house and come back. The apps that are install on my pc are the part that takes forever to load not windows it's self. So you could say windows loads in 2 to 5 mins. If I never use any third party apps and I blame this on the fact all my programs are installed on different hard drives then the drive with windows. I don't count that as fully booted in my eyes because it still takes 5 to 10 mins before I can use third party tools on windows so. It's not something I even really care about if I did I would of done something about it at this point. Been like this for years now even when I used windows 7.
You need to also be looking at msconfig under the services tab. I might be wrong, but I bet your list is much longer than you think.
Not to keep harping on this at all or upset you, but all that is highly unusual. It should not take that long to load up. Add to this the fact you have an SSD also.
It should not take minutes to do just about anything on a PC, unless maybe a virus scan or HDD defrag or similar process. Something is very wrong.
Lol a virus scan is not something you want to do on my pc if you are doing a full virus scan it took 8 hours when I only had 4tb of storage and now that I got 10tb of used storage it you might be here for days scanning.
This is why I keep suggesting safe mode with networking, even though I am not sure that will fix all the problems you seem to have. It's just a way to troubleshoot, because all those programs don't automatically run on boot in safe mode, and you can connect to the Steam network still "with networking" enabled in the boot options.
I understand you have a lot of files on your PC, but the boot times should not be that long, and all the other problems you mentioned pretty clearly shows that something is still very wrong.
And that is when you see Steam crash, is that correct ? You need to still be in safe mode with networking and stay there while using this method. And you still should check all the BIOS settings to be sure they are at default, not just the RAM XMP profile.
If that is correct, and you are absolutely sure that the OS is fully up to date, and that Steam is actually crashing (not simply minimizing or closing to background only), then the next thing I would do is the above in the exact same way, using the exact same method, but this time do what was suggested before while so :
Check your event viewer and the system logs for any clue as to what is causing the issue or what happens when the issue presents itself.
Write down/copy and paste to text document the EXACT and FULL words and codes of any errors you see that may be relevant.
You still have the other issues that we discussed that should not be overlooked or ignored. It seems to me that starting over with a fresh installation of your OS after a full reformat and drivers updated, as I suggested previously, would be faster and much easier than what you are going about there now doing.
Also, that unusual hard drive configuration you have there that you mentioned before. It's just so much taken together that it's hard to know where to really begin. That's why just starting over fresh is best in this case.
And honestly, I almost never suggest to do this, before trying everything else that I can think of. But in this case, I honestly think it is the best way.