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maybe after running a steam game, the steam client is still synching data with the cloud server.
i am using windows 8.1 pro x64, intel i3-530, nvidia 9800gt 1gb ddr3 gpu, 4gb ddr3-1600 @1333 speed, 1tb hdd sata1.
i was always prompted by windows to force close steam and origin whenever i shutdown the computer.
if i don't do anything, windows will close the said programs albeit at more time.
solution, exit steam before shutting down
U should always do that.
Same problem here. Running windows 10. Pretty new and clean machine.
It ONLY happens after playing a game. Running the client only is not an issue.
It happens to me with and without manually closing the client after the playing session.
Anyone has an advice ?
Funny side note: I even get an error in the event monitor "DistributedCOM" 10016 once I
start the steam client. I have NO idea what that is or if that issue is connected to the other one.
After quitting PalWorld and / or Steam, don't let it stay for too long.
We may think before: after quitting PalWorld, let the computer do its things: save any file, transfer anything to the server, so let's wait for a few minutes or even 10 or 20 minutes.
Likewise, the same before quitting Steam.
And I found that, if I choose "exit to start screen" in PalWorld, then in a few seconds, click quit, and within a few seconds, click quit on Steam (for 2 windows: one main and one ad).
And then choose Windows: Restart, and it will restart smoothly.
So what I suspect is, if you let the computer do its stuff, it may create errors, or go into an infinite loop or something, so that's why if you wait for quite a while, then your shut down will fail.
If you do want to let the system save all files, then inside the game, just let your character stay idle doing nothing for a few minutes or 10 minutes, so that everything is saved.