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Thanks for Nothing
Try to delete the contents of your httpcache folder (inside your appcache folder) so steam downloads the pages directly from the server instead of the cached files.
Thanks anyway!
TaK
/Cheers Tito!
Deleting the contents of httpcache folder didn't work. I've also cleaned all the temporary files and the registry from my computer with CCleaner but the Steam shop just keeps looking like its broken. Restarting the client or the computer itself doesn't help either.
Any advices?
Well i have a really kickass pc so i don't need to get a better pc, duh. This is the first time that i encountered tis problem and it's the worst timing because i was hoping to buy 4 game's and 11 dlc's whilst the sale was on but i can't because of this crap.
- Exit steaam
- Go to "C:\Users\*Username*\AppData\Local\Steam" or (Windows+R and type %appdata%)
- delete the htmlcache folder inside steam folder.
This is actually the only way it works, all the rest won't do anything, thanks a lot mate
this worked for me
-go in game (any game on steam)
-Shift+tab
-Press view community hub
-Use the steam market and stuff of the online app ingame
that worked for me and fixed it
:D