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Next time try READING...There are pinned threads for a reason
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/9/2828702372991195767/
If you're still experiencing this, you need to keep trying.
I'd strongly suggest getting your internet service looked at, if you're getting disconnected - and don't go back into the game until it's stable, not "when 24 hours are up" because the moment you get disconnected, it'll be a longer and longer cooldown until it is permanent.
Make sure that your operating system hasn't changed firewall and virus scanner settings. if the OS has updated, it is likely to have changed those things, EVEN IF YOU HAVEN'T TOLD IT TO.
If you are using any wireless connection and hardware, you should not be while troubleshooting this error.
Use ethernet directly to the source unit (modem) from the PC itself.
I see in your screenshot that almost all the programs were installed just this month, apparently.
EDIT....Actually, all of them were.
Give all the details, please. The smallest thing can be relevant when troubleshooting this error.
I will next ask for the bcedit command outputs and what Windows reported they were from the support page. So hopefully, you have done those also as you said you did everything on the support page.
Why have you not stated this until now ? You were just going to ignore the problem with running the commands ?
Have you searched Microsoft for the relevant error and command to see what the problem might be ?
Run sfc /scannow from the same elevated command prompt and report exactly what Windows says about your OS.
Post the exact model and model number and manufacturer of the computer that you are using. If it is custom built, post the exact motherboard instead.
Identify the exact computer you have.