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just remember that steam must be online...
then close something ....like waht?? like i played a lobbi game and i get out of the game,and i didnt click on leave lobby ....i just exit of dota2 .now dota2 give me the app is running because of that lobby. ye...your welcome :)
1. Try launching the game
2. Open Task Manager
3. Find the "Steam Client Bootstrapper" process
3. Expand it
4. Find the process for the game you just launched
5. Double click it
This should open the game.
EDIT: After closing it and opening other games everything seems to be back to normal!
I just unistall the game and im gonna try to install again see if that works
What worked for me now was:
- force closed Steam, uninstalled CS:GO then reinstalling it and suddenly problem was solved AND the game was opening faster!
In the past, from what I gathered and did that solved the problem:
- opted out from any beta updates
- checked to see if the sync option is active (some users said they had to deactivate it and reactivate it after reinstalling CS)
- deleted CS:GO and uninstalled Steam
- ran a disk cleanup for any unnecessary files and defragmentation/optimisation
- restart PC
- check video drivers to be the latest compatible version for your video card through the producer app
- downloaded latest Steam installation kit and ran it
- logged in and out of Steam to make sure IT IS the latest version
- reinstall CS:GO and launch it from the download page after it is installed
- wait 1-2 minutes, especially if your sync folder is bigger
- exit the game
- restart PC
- launch CS again
In general, this or any shorter version of the steps worked.
Launch the executable (ie csgo.exe) from the steamapps folder, let it open and run (which it will), close the game then launch it through steam itself. Fixed my issue.
edit: I don't have csgo this just happened to me for civ 5 and wanted to know a better way.
checkmate buddy, how do i find this file?