Problem VAC every day..

[fightErwOw]

Hello. I have a problem VAC every day. I did everything from this page: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2117-ilzv-2837&l=polish
It helps, but only for one day. Then again I have to do. I have Windows 10.
I would ask for help! Thank you

[budozero]

Whatever it is thats blocking VAC must be restored on reboot, assuming you shut off and start your PC every day.

What part of the linked document helps? Like which step do you have to take to solve the problem?

[fightErwOw]

I do sfc / scannow then "C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Steam \ bin \ SteamService.exe" / repair after local files. And today I did and did not help ... The worst thing is that I have to do every day ...

[budozero]

Does sfc report any errors?
Do you have to do both?

If sfc is reporting issues, perhaps you have a disk error or something corrupting data? (bad memory?)

[ReBoot]

Post the output of the console commands.

[fightErwOw]

Sfc / scannow no errors are caught.
Is there any sensible way to do this every day?
I have the original windows 10. And I've been doing the format lately, and it's a new computer

[The Giving One]

You have not replied to the thread since March 22, which suggests that you think ignoring this error is going to make it go away, but that is incorrect.

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Post the output of the console commands.

Start with that, please.

Windows 10 is 64 bit or 32 bit ?

[fightErwOw]

Windows 10. But how to remember the output of the console? Is it a command line when I do sfc / scannow?

[fightErwOw]

Windows 10 - 64bit.

[ReBoot]

What about the bcdedit commands? There are 4 of them. You mentioned 2.

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by fajtEr -.^:

And I've been doing the format lately, and it's a new computer

My next suggestion after the bcedit commands would be to identify the computer or motherboard. We need to be sure all device drivers are up to date, especially considering what you said here.

[fightErwOw]

Everything is up to date since I bought the computer in January. And the commands I'm doing are just sfc / scannow, because in this link - https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2117-ilzv-2837 it is said that as long as nothing helps it is only sfc / scannow do.

[The Giving One]

Post screenshots of all of your installed programs on that computer, please.

Then please identify the computer or motherboard as was asked. If everything is up to date as you claim it is, the posting the link to the computer on the official manufacturer's website should be simple and easily done.

Because that is where you would have gone to get the drivers. I have seen too many times people say "oh yea, all my drivers are up to date", and on page 10 of the thread when people are scractching their heads wondering what to suggest next, if it gets that far, the OP finally admits to simply using the disc that comes with the board to install the drivers.

Which is quite often seen in these forums actually, and not the final step in that proceedure.

So please.........

Screenshots and computer identification. Thanks.

Originally posted by fajtEr -.^:

Everything is up to date since I bought the computer in January. And the commands I'm doing are just sfc / scannow, because in this link - https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2117-ilzv-2837

And the good Reboot keeps asking about the bcedit commands, not sfc /scannow.

Please post what message you are seeing after running the bcedit commands....all 4 of them.

[Commander Makara]

In addition to TheGivingOne's repeated requests, please provide details of what checkboxes are ticked under:

1) WIN+R
2) "MSCONFIG"
3)
GENERAL TAB: "Startup Selection"
BOOT TAB: "Boot Options"

1) WIN+R
2) "SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe"
3)
Advanced Tab
Perfermance: Click "Settings"
4) Data Execution Prevention Tab:

[fightErwOw]

1. http://static.pokazywarka.pl/6/m/w/96eef8c346fc82cdaf3abf07aa0338e4_orig.jpg
2. http://static.pokazywarka.pl/a/l/g/2ec97cbc0cd40a1ab4bf157374105b6f_orig.jpg
3. http://static.pokazywarka.pl/l/6/c/c9ba3030098ea6e38ab7bd954ad690fd_orig.jpg
4. http://static.pokazywarka.pl/e/v/z/9e1fb35d7cc7b671e785068d4001c105_orig.jpg
5. http://static.pokazywarka.pl/s/b/l/882fed81802fe843f53c3e8fdf451b93_orig.jpg
6. http://static.pokazywarka.pl/e/q/p/e61a61578f75741e993940b216cebca6_orig.jpg

6 screenshot - enable DEP for all programs and services except those selected below. A friend said that it must also be marked.

[Commander Makara]

Originally posted by fajtEr -.^:

Hello. I have a problem VAC every day. I did everything from this page:

No you have not done everything.

Yet again people have failed to follow the instructions clearly outlined in the Steam knowledge management article yet still expect the community to solve their problems for them:

Remove uTorrent, Google Chrome, Google Earth, Daemon Tools, Teamspeak3, MSI Afterburner and any other software listed as being KNOWN TO INTERFERE with Steam.


(q.v. https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289 )