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The section 'Investigate Other Programs Interfering' mentions some stuff.
Perhaps it could be interference from other software that has an overlay (IIRC there's another trouble-shooting page from Valve where they mention this). Running MSI Afterburner? NVIDIA Experience stuff?
Tried running Steam as Admin, not as Admin?
game devs have used Document way back and before Vista even why i stop there is NTFS also is part of that.
and you can find many crazy ppl that explan move thing out of MS folder or program Files, and its more the users that dont graps whats going on, you need to white list things or make exceptions rules, and its user own responsibility to test for such, even most AV app support page tell user that from false possitive to things being blocked is possible.
win10 was supported by steam a long time ago, sense you mention last 3 months as issue just point out, you got other issue with security in system rights and anti virus app.
and its not even few days ago i told another steam user fiddle with steam.exe only make it worse on other game.
ps.
but what casue that depend on system now have other issue, you can try safe boot mode.
if you are rude and lucky you can try ruleback to 3+ month ago with restore system point if you have such restore point, most dont have such, something cause this wayback.
and Morrwind and Oblivion is know for this, not sure every user know this in those forum. i can say fiddle with steam and skyrim with compabilities setting have seen to give issue before, even own Bethesda support page said that to Oldrim wayback
gl with it.
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
sfc /scannow
chkdsk ( per drive letter )
gl with it.
2) Fiddling with system settings carelessly - yes, that can cause problems. Thankfully, I google things before doing them. I moved my USER temp folder (system temp folder at %WINDIR%/temp is not touched, _that_ would be a bad idea) to HDD because my SSD has very little space and instead of having to clean it up regularly, it can be just moved to a different drive safely as apps access it via %TEMP% environment variable, which can be safely changed via normal system settings (no registry magic or something).
3) I do not think I have ever heard of app having problems due to _having_ admin right rather than not having them.
4) I never had sfc or Dism actually repair anything. sfc always told me that there were no problems found. For chkdsk, I run this quite frequently - it finds some small unused index and unmarked freespace, but so far I do not think I have seen it finding other errors on this machine.
5) I figured out that there is likely permission problem due to the log I provided: apparently, overlay does starts but cannot receive any frame from game (indicated by messages). As of Windows update breaking overlay, I thought of this because accessing other's process frame data may be potentially unsafe, and given that most of Windows updates increase system security, they could easily made it so that such thing requires admin rights now. Its not a bad thing. The problem might be not present for most of other users because I have settings in Security part of settings app on significally higher strictness than default.