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Thanks for the info. I think it's a good interim solution but I think if there was one that would stop the splash screen all the time, that would be awesome. I wish the DEVS would just sort this out once and for all.
Agree 100%. It's like they've added an option that isn't needed or wanted. I know it's for information but I think it would be better to show the message if there's a problem connecting to the network, so say after 30 seconds, if it still hasn't connected, then show a message.
Not sure why the people at Steam aren't looking at these messages or if they are, why they're not fixing this issue.
I think it started again when I logged out of the machine or it did an update. It was very odd. I thought the devs had stopped the notification until it started showing again.
Totally agree. It wasn't there before but for some reason, they decided to put it on the startup and I think it would be better if it alerted if there was a problem with it connecting to the server, rather than saying "connecting to server" then disappearing when it has done!
I don't know why programmers put this in their software these days. Do they hate us that much?
I think it's informative but in the wrong way. It should pop up if there's a problem connecting. If it connects okay, then that's fine, but I don't need to know if it's connected okay, only if it does connect properly in my opinion, or at least give the option to turn it off.
Might not be.....
Heres an AHK script that launches steam, hides the sign in window, waits for the shutdown window, and hides that too, along with steam at that point, then exits the script.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-cbf_qEf8QWaJMWYYRxMwzUjkSWxIM4_/view?usp=sharing
Results are about a half a second of any windows popping up, other than going directly into the shell DLLs and making it a big deal for folks to use, this is a drop in that you can include in your startup procedures.
Runs on AHK 1.1.37.01
Compiling it into an exe makes it "slightly" faster, and for the sake of completion here it is, the script finds the steam exe location in the registry and launches it, regardless of where it is installed (allegedly, I'm sure someone here can break that lol)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N0kMM1A1kP3TusZ7N6CdZINHC4tahxWj/view?usp=sharing
You can compile your own exes for custom directory locations, arguments, big picture mode, etc via https://github.com/AutoHotkey/Ahk2Exe
If you are using/compiling your own EXE, you do not need to install AHK, otherwise:
Simple install:
1. Download AHK 1.1 https://www.autohotkey.com/download/ahk-install.exe
2. Copy the script wherever
3. Double click the script or put a shortcut to it in startup (Win+R, Shell:startup) etc
** If you need to log in, just run steam normally, the sign in window is also the splash screen.
- The script can be killed at any time in your taskbar system tray.
- Once the sign in/splash window launches it is instantly closed, steam loads in the
background (yay).
- Play your games, use the steam system tray steam, game library etc will work just fine.
- When you exit steam it will hide the shutdown window and the steam window instantly.
Cheers