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For all you know, someone installed cheats on that pc.
I am the only one ever on my pc. Nobody is on it nor would they have unauthorized access. This comment does not apply, but I understand the incentive.
If it's unfair ban, it'll be auto-removed. If it's fair ban, you'll be together forever.
How do I know when they have made a decision? Must i just wait for the support tickets 14 day period to expire to know for sure?
thanks for your reply
False bans are normally removed within the first 2 weeks, but there has been cases where it took longer. No one including Steam Support can tell you when or if the ban will be removed.
Thanks for your reply. Sucks to have to wait so long for resolution to such an accusation. Hopefully they are speedy with help.
VAC bans are not from the AI system, those are game bans. You don't have an AMD GPU and that issue was already resolved so you clearly did something wrong.
Known cheats and memory edits of any kind while in operation of a VAC protected title will get you flagged for a ban.
Outside of some incredibly rare widespread instance like the AMD situation a false VAC ban to a single user basically never happens so you're likely to have the expected outcome.
Ive been frantically searching for things pertaining to what programs are inherently not to be used alongside steam games, and have found that what i use for my Reverse engineering is not mentioned, and it would have only caused a VAC error, not resulted in a ban if it was something the system detected. (ghidra, x64dbg. the drivers may have been loaded but i have not used these whilst playing a game or the other way. and they are contained in a VM thats running linux OS)
it seems that actual VAC bans are manually applied. That just brings me even more confusion and questions.
There is literally just nothing i can do. 10+ years and thousands of hours with friends only to be ruined because of some stupid ban that came from something completely unidentifiable (understandably) and i get no further info about anything nor even a real person to confer with.
whats even more frustrating is that i have spent legitimately the last 100 or so hours only playing on surf community servers.
VAC Bans are not manually applied. It's an automated system.
VAC is a database of recognised cheats and if your account is detected using these when connected to a protected server, you get banned. The system can also trigger if memory files are tampered with or if cheats are injected into the core directory or hooked to the executable process. All of this relies on automated detections.
that makes me feel better and less cheated then. I guess i misread the info i was reading. Thanks for your reply it does help my mind.