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this is a user forum, and worst part of it, still user own problem in what firewall do or not doing,
How i know , because i work with such. ( so whatever cause this, reset os to use old steam library, i dont know, but as you said it, you was not ask with popup window ) so ask there so steam devs know its not hard for steam to make firewall rule inside steam setting button fix options.
I see what you mean. This kind of issue is so blatant that it surprises me they don't notice them right away after an update release. So many people complaining about this very same problem. Meybe they should put someone in charge of scouting the you tube videos approaching these errers, since they don't care too much about the forums.
I mean you're on a PC, you're the admin on your system and ultimately you're responsible to manage it. If you had a similar problem as OP, regardless of whether the outbound rule was created, removed, or disabled, Valve is ultimately not responsible for your firewall issues. It's your firewall, you manage it.
If it's some other issue, you'll need to elaborate on some of the details instead of pretending all annoyances are the same.
If your problem is all of this is above your pay grade and you're hoping for a magic wand, one button solution. Well, that's not always going to be available and you're going to have to get your hands dirty learning some dark technomancy arts.
Welcome to PC gaming, it's great, but not always for the faint of heart.
i think you miss the point in what OP discover,
"Then, I did what fixed the issue for me... I did what that window would have done for me, but manually. Went into the firewall window, noticed that there was an inbound rule created for Steam already, but there was no OUTBOUND rule. I created one allowing the connection for Steam and Voilá, It worked."
there is no way write here, will solve or been read by steam devs.
this is your security issue, and to even suggest what cause this why it happend, thats why i point him in the directions where steam devs ," i have been told actual read the post"
in what they will do about it, i cant say, and maybe they have test this , and cant see its a steam issue , then other have change or cause interference with steam.
i and other here at steam user forum is not support, we cant fix anything here, you need to do it enter windows firewall and do the task. just like OP explan.
in al my time as gamers and IT educattion have learn me, security app is a personal user own resposibilities, so technicaly if you install a app that block steam , so be it. steam will not be seen as fixer here.
i can only point OP at steam support so they get aware of firewall rule issue. and it ends there, wriet here about is talking to a door.
and we actual is on same page in what this is.