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I've been trying to download stuff like updates and install games, but it just won't work. It says there's no bytes "flowing" in the current, and when there is, nothing downloads! Everything SAYS its
done byte-wise, but I can't run my new game and updates aren't downloading! Any tips on how to fix this?

I just got Dota 2 last night on a new laptop but when i go to custom and try to play a custom game the download queue is stuck. Please help!

I recently got a new desktop and i was trying to install CS:GO (i had already purchased it) and every time i try to download it i will get a corrupt download error. I have tried uninstalling and

"Download Queued" forever. No install starts. Ever.
"Download Queued"

So basically since moving to my new house 3 weeks ago steams download queue has been playing up. I will set a game to download and then after about a minute it will stop and schedule to download the
minute after.
So imagine I start a download at 3:45 it will work for like a minute then stop and queue for 3:47. This literally happens all the time and its causing me to take a lot longer than it really

Now that I actually got the game (friend gifted it to me), I tried downloading the game. It went well at first.
In theory I would be done in 4 and a half hours. Problem is that Steam keeps putting me
on a queue.

So the question is: Should I delete the files and start over or just wait it out?

I would be very useful to get a drag-and-drop kind of download queue interface. It would make it far easier to manage a large amount of downloads and updates.

Whenever I start downloading anything on Steam my computer extremely slows down. It looks like this: Steam downloads 2-3% of the game then it freezes/sometimes crashes/extremly slows down. Then I
have to wait about 2-5 minutes and Steam does it again. It downloads next 2-3% of the game and stops after it. It looks like data comes to my computer so quickly that my processor doesn't know what to do

It would be nice if you could order your download queue better, like specificly set an order instead of just being able to move stuff to the top. And if you internet goes out for a secound or two

I just added 26 games to my download queue. Why? Cause I might want to play them, who knows.

The Downloads tab is totally outdated and hard to use. There should be more options and a more
userfriendly listing of the items on the queue.

Just some ideas: make the queue numbered and easy to change item places (just like the wishlist is nowdays)

Originally posted by Clive @ some other place:

An ability to sort