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Explain exact reproduction steps leading up to the error step-by-step and post exactly the text that the error says.
It's literally something has to do with VALVe if none of these solutions I described helped me.
EDIT 15.07.2022 10:32 pm.
I didn't insulted VALVe as I just suspect they need to fix up library downloads. Just because I'm having an issue.
https://imgur.com/a/qR6h5Kp
First thing to always check is whether security programs are interfering. Whitelist the Steam folders in the anti-virus or disable it and try again.
The thing is that just because you have an issue, this certainly doesn't mean there is an issue on Valves side. It's quite the claim to just say Valve should fix something when it's not even established that the issue is on Valves side.
You weren't very clear on where you were seeing "Corrupt disk" whether it was a pop-up or something else, that was all I needed to see to realize your issue, which is why reproduction steps do wonders in providing assistance.
It's already whitelisted and ESET knows it's fine. Even disabling temporarily still shows me same error.
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
sfc /scannow
chkdsk /r /f
If it actually is a harddrive/ssd problem and your hdd isn't dead then these should repair it.