Antivirus Problem

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Hi guys, lately after i have tried to put the steam flushconfig since my steam was pretty bad and kept scheduling my downloads my antivirus keeps giving me over 300 warnings that steam.exe is accessing a webpage that is infected,the page keeps changing a bit like it says : http://valve 1004 then goes 1900 then another warning 1901 then 1002.

Any help would be extremely appreciated.
My antivirus is Bitdefender Total Security 2016 btw, windows 10

[[82AD] Incoming !!!]

same issue here

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by Incoming !!!:

same issue here

Any idea bro?anyone that can help or have you found anything about this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? It was all fine till i typed that in the run commands

[Leosky]

disable antivirus :x it worked for me but it's not very reliable on longterm :/

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by Leosky:

disable antivirus :x it worked for me but it's not very reliable on longterm :/

But any other option you could suggest me because i would not like disabling my antivirus overall since i actually need it.

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by Leosky:

disable antivirus :x it worked for me but it's not very reliable on longterm :/

My steam account and many more things are very precious since i have spent lots of money on them so i wouldn't like risking a keylogger or something such as coming from other sites.

[だんご]

Same issue here with Bitdefender 2016 while it tried to download a game.

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by Perk:

Same issue here with Bitdefender 2016 while it tried to download a game.

Yeah but i've not had this problem till today, it's just like it went mad spamming me with like 270 warnings a minute.

[The Giving One]

Bitdefender is on the list.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289

The following applications have been known to cause issues with Steam and playing games:

Anti-Virus Applications - Any Anti-Virus program could potentially block Steam and Steam game access, especially when not properly configured for use with Steam. Please make sure that Steam and all Steam games are listed as exceptions in these programs. If the issue persists, please try disabling or temporarily uninstalling the program to test the issue.

Avast!
AVG Anti-virus *
BitDefender
(snip)

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Bitdefender is on the list.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289

The following applications have been known to cause issues with Steam and playing games:

Anti-Virus Applications - Any Anti-Virus program could potentially block Steam and Steam game access, especially when not properly configured for use with Steam. Please make sure that Steam and all Steam games are listed as exceptions in these programs. If the issue persists, please try disabling or temporarily uninstalling the program to test the issue.

Avast!
AVG Anti-virus *
BitDefender
(snip)

So is there not any chance that i can do it without disabling it ? i mean i have had bitdefender 2016 on my laptop and so far no problems appeared.
But could i just download them on my laptop and then paste them into my steam folder on my pc through an usb stick?

[The Giving One]

Perform the steps, in order, from that first paragraph, testing the issue after each step AND after you verify the game files for any games affected at this point.

Verify game cache

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2037-QEUH-3335

The STEPS, in order are...

1. Allow real-time scan exceptions for the entire Steam folder and test it again after verifying game files.

2. Disable the AV and test again after verifying the game files.

3. Temporarily uninstall the AV, reboot, and verify the game files.

Easy answer ? Perform step number 3 exactly and test the issue again after verifying the game files if you are going to try to play a game to see if the issue persists.

Got any other programs from that list ?

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Perform the steps, in order, from that first paragraph, testing the issue after each step AND after you verify the game files for any games affected at this point.

Verify game cache

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2037-QEUH-3335

The STEPS, in order are...

1. Allow real-time scan exceptions for the entire Steam folder and test it again after verifying game files.

2. Disable the AV and test again after verifying the game files.

3. Temporarily uninstall the AV, reboot, and verify the game files.

Easy answer ? Perform step number 3 exactly and test the issue again after verifying the game files if you are going to try to play a game to see if the issue persists.

Got any other programs from that list ?

Ok one more question,now my games also say "missing content something", can you help me about this maybe why this is happening?i can't even start downloading it.

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by Doungoungagne:

Ok one more question,now my games also say "missing content something", can you help me about this maybe why this is happening?i can't even start downloading it.

Yes, that is the part about verifying the game files that I mentioned several times and linked above. Probably because that bad AV program (Bitdefender) has messed all those files up and/or quarantined the .exe files for them, among other files maybe and the games won't work.

Seems pretty clear to me, but there may be other issues as well, as you did not answer my question in my last post.

Taking care of the AV program should happen first, though.

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Originally posted by Doungoungagne:

Ok one more question,now my games also say "missing content something", can you help me about this maybe why this is happening?i can't even start downloading it.

Yes, that is the part about verifying the game files that I mentioned several times and linked above. Probably because that bad AV program (Bitdefender) has messed all those files up and/or quarantined the .exe files for them, among other files maybe and the games won't work.

Seems pretty clear to me, but there may be other issues as well, as you did not answer my question in my last post.

Taking care of the AV program should happen first, though.

I couldn't really get what you were trying to say in those 3 points...like couldn't really understand what i have to do :( but i am really desperate to find something
I have scanned the steam folder 3 times anyway and it is not saying that it's infected or anything tho

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by Doungoungagne:

I couldn't really get what you were trying to say in those 3 points...like couldn't really understand what i have to do :( but i am really desperate to find something

Well, that seems to suggest that you have not even taken the first step yet, as you should with any antivirus program that you use.

Making real-time scan exceptions for Steam in your AV program is important, as you seem to be seeing and realizing as of now.

However, that does not always work. And disabled is not the same as uninstalled and all traces removed, after which a reboot of your computer is necessary.

THEN verify the game files as suggested on the support page.

Afterwards, try to play that game you just verified the files for.

Again, you did not answer my last question. I respectfully ask that you answer that in your next reply.

[TitanK1lls | YouTube.com]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Originally posted by Doungoungagne:

I couldn't really get what you were trying to say in those 3 points...like couldn't really understand what i have to do :( but i am really desperate to find something

Well, that seems to suggest that you have not even taken the first step yet, as you should with any antivirus program that you use.

Making real-time scan exceptions for Steam in your AV program is important, as you seem to be seeing and realizing as of now.

However, that does not always work. And disabled is not the same as uninstalled and all traces removed, after which a reboot of your computer is necessary.

THEN verify the game files as suggested on the support page.

Try to play that game your just verified the files for.

Again, you did not answer my last question. I respectfully ask that you answer that in your next reply.

Could you add me on steam and explain to me in a bit further details?
Btw,no i do not have any other programs.