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i am 99,9% positive that the sync error is caused, in your case by those two files:
Download I/O Operation Failed for file 209452479/config/configset_FC6192227Q.vdf
Download I/O Operation Failed for file 209452479/config/preferences_FC6192227Q.vdf
Do note the weird character before the Q at the end.
if you check your steam cloud storage, you will see the same files there also with this weird character.
I suspect that for some reason, the files on steam cloud got corrupted and windows is now having issues writing the files because of the corrupt filename.
The solution imho should be deleting the files from steam cloud but that is something the user cannot do and steam support is not willing to.
there is one difference between your and my case though - I am only getting the error on my windows PC. Not on my steam deck.
Let me guess - saves are actually synchronising just nicely despite the error message, right?
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/595137339313892421/
You mentioned that windows treats the box as a _ but when i copy and paste the name into a file it does show up as a space to me when you look up the box its ISO 2047 00 otherwise known as NULL from my brief research they say that the null character is sometimes misrepresented as a space character as a bad form of error correction (which would explain why even though it looks like a space i wasnt able to save the file with it in the name
Hopefully steam support gets back to me with something a little bit better than create a bug report this time!
For example, when launching Deep Rock Galactic, the launcher does not open. The game is launched in Steam and does not crash, but nothing happens.
I solved this problem:
Steam -> settings -> Downloads -> Allow downloads during gameplay-> off
But guess what?!?! I DUCKING FIXED IT EVEN WITHOUT THEIR HELP! Took me literally a few hours of trial&error but I no longer have the issue!!!
I was trying to make something out of the cloud_log file and based on the timestamps I got the feeling that when you launch a game the synchronisation goes server->device, and when you close a game it goes the other way around device->server.
So this is what i did:
Took my steam deck (in BETA) because as I already suspected Linux seems to be slightly less allergic to that weird null/square character or whatever that is and was actually syncing the weird files on cloud storage to the local storage.
I started a random game (Streets of Rage 4 if that helps :D) in windowed mode.
While the game was still running, i used dolphin to navigate to the directory where the files are normally saved and deleted them all. Then i switched back to the game and exited normally. The files disappeared from the cloud storage too! Well, not all at once to be honest, as i had to repeat the process like 2-3 times, but eventually i got them all eradicated.
Full of excitement i opened my windows steam client and launched a random game and tadaaaa no more annoying popup warning me about sync issues!
if it happens again ill keep your solution in mind.
thanks so much for all your help JaCZkill.
Take care!