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He thinks it's a blog.
laptop restart - did not resolve issue
enabling dep on all programs/services - ditto
removing -tcp flag from steam client (workaround to connectivity issues) - ditto
It's frustrating and all I can suggest is how to test it without getting kicked from a comp game and getting banned. I emailed them and they just respond with "This is not a VAC problem, it's yours."
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Siruss, tested for 20 minutes... seems working. I will continue to play, will see what happens. Perhaps this might be another fix for people having this issue.
After waiting for my cooldown to clear, I then tried to go into a comp match again and it then didn't show it anymore which was weird.
My personal thought about the issue was that maybe valve themself were sorta blocking me from playing to check my account and system etc since I may have been reported a number of time's over that I got really lucky shot's on matches that yet other's think that I am hacking etc, it's just stupid.
Valve doesn't "sorta block people" from playing to "check their account system etc." due to user reports. User reports might get a user VAC checked more often, but VAC is entirely automated and will NOT take any reports into consideration when applying a ban flag, only the presence of known cheat signatures or alterations to the game will trigger it.
Some games use other systems such as Overwatch and Treyarch, which may be handled differently, but they are not VAC. Valve isn't causing this "something on your PC is blocking VAC" issue, it's a user side problem.
Exactly this, the error that the user is getting is probably because of a connection issue or the VAC service is not running correctly, either way it's an issue on the users end. It has nothing to do with reports or anything like that, I once had almost the exact same issue in BF3 with PunkBuster, it was kicking me after 2 mins because the Punkbstra service had issues starting, so I just re-installed PunkBuster which fixed it.
The issue with VAC is that you can't just re-install it since it is built in, but it works flawlessly on millions of computers, so it is a problem on the users end 99.999% of the time. It could be a permissions issue or a firewall/anti-virus issue, you will just have to go through one by one disabling whatever other programs you are running at the same time, if it still doesn't work then contact Steam Support.
I have had problem with my hard drive. It was badly corupted = corupted steam files. I have fixed hard drive, scanned couple of times steam game files, all broken were re-downloaded. Played yesterday couple of hours without the issue.
Thanks to all willing to help, and sorry for venting :) The truth is, i cannot live without CS:GO :P