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https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/752ac6ab6ec58c14bcbae0409ac732e4846a37838919806d1cf1b4cd19095f82/detection
If it was any game, I would Hapily delete it, but after uninstalling steam, my games stopped working.... I already paid for my games, so why cant I play them..... If steam is virus, then steam should fix it.... Or is it just my system? Did anyone else tested steam.exe with virus total..... Trojan is not a small thing.
I ran my Steam file through VirusTotal and nothing was detected.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/7bcc5574d338a650fe8ed3984023fad6d431d1f708f9860f7577f86e5cbf683c?nocache=1
Make sure that you have downloaded Steam from: https://store.steampowered.com/about/
I think you ran the scan on the shortcut file, try the same on the steam.exe file.
This shows the virus today:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/752ac6ab6ec58c14bcbae0409ac732e4846a37838919806d1cf1b4cd19095f82
One week ago it was fine:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/c1b2db9983f081d0629dba424458d0fe66a093ca9c56d89f03b715d3cdde18eb
Did you change your steam system IN ANY WAY?
I mean, that is the steam executable. It's supposed to be there. It's worked for over 17 years for hundreds of millions of people.
Unless you got it from "somewhere other than steam" - which IS possible, if someone told you to dl it or get a 'new one here' or something ... it's a false positive and their system needs to understand what it's seeing isn't a virus.
Old steam.exe week ago was 3.92MB and had no virus report of virusTotal.
New steam.exe today is 4.07MB and it has a virus in the report of virusTotal.
I think this new update is getting detected as Win.Trojan.Generic-9907912-0. They might have added some code which might be a virus.
The system I use is kinda part of the office network. So They won't let me keep virus files in it. I been using steam for like 3 years without a problem, but today this virus report came up... And uninstalling steam is leading to stopping any games which I purchased from running.
I tried reinstalling steam, but the same thing is happening... I tried to get an old copy of steam that did not have a virus... But steam auto-updated it to this new version which is a virus file..... What to do... Where to contact steam support... I mean is there such customer support existing for steam?
Go to that virus scanner's website and tell THEM. it's throwing a false positive on something that it shouldn't.
It isn't a virus. It is a false positive. Hence literally no one else posting about it.
Do a virus scan with another scanner, and if there is any doubt, download a new version of the steam installer, and reinstall.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/752ac6ab6ec58c14bcbae0409ac732e4846a37838919806d1cf1b4cd19095f82
You know what just uninstall then you obviously aren't going to listen to anyone.