if you want old UI back do this

[Mehrshad]

1- right click on the steam icon
2- click on properties
3- on target section put a quote mark (") around the location
for example c: \ programfiles \ steam

like this : "c: \ programfiles \ steam"

4- hit space one time and type -vgui

like this : "c: \ programfiles \ steam" -vgui

5- hit apply
6- open steam again
7- yes you can also update your steam

if works for you please let me and others know
also tell that if you are on windows 10 or 11

[SLAYER187]

For those who may not know the whole steam system is undergoing a complete overhaul which it desperately needed considering it's years of digital decay and multiple errors (patched) which cause issues over time so trying to change back will not help maybe the look but nothing else. Complete overhauls take time and patience.

[Tharon]

Actually the only "digital decay", "multiple errors" and issues are caused by the overhaul started in 2018 and only got worsen with the new update.

Anyway, the -vgui parameter will be removed as soon as Valve see is used too much, like they ever did.

[Mehrshad]

Originally posted by JR APOCALYPSE aka Slayer187:

For those who may not know the whole steam system is undergoing a complete overhaul which it desperately needed considering it's years of digital decay and multiple errors (patched) which cause issues over time so trying to change back will not help maybe the look but nothing else. Complete overhauls take time and patience.

i cant care less about the digital decay stop defending them.
no one asked for EPICGAME v2.0 .
with -vgui steam opens up faster on my system and BTW i dont have any problem with anyone that like this new ui but i like the old one .

[Mehrshad]

Originally posted by Tharon:

Anyway, the -vgui parameter will be removed as soon as Valve see it used too much, like they ever did.

that day would be a sad day for all of us
like the day that they removed old csgo GUI and replace it with a trash ui ;(

[beermaker]

Originally posted by Mehrshad:

1- right click on the steam icon
2- click on properties
3- on target section put a quote mark (") around the location
for example c: \ programfiles \ steam

like this : "c: \ programfiles \ steam"

4- hit space one time and type -vgui

like this : "c: \ programfiles \ steam" -vgui

5- hit apply
6- open steam again
7- yes you can also update your steam

if works for you please let me and others know
also tell that if you are on windows 10 or 11

works perfect on WIN7 - great help, thx man

I understand you did it for the looks, but for me it also sorted out the issue that I had to type my username each time to login. Old UI does it :D

Double Thx

[Darwin]

Hell. Old fast steam, that doesn't eat >500mb of ram is still here. How did you find that?

[Mehrshad]

Originally posted by beermaker:

Originally posted by Mehrshad:

I understand you did it for the looks, but for me it also sorted out the issue that I had to type my username each time to login. Old UI does it :D

Double Thx

not only for looks new client ate my ram like african kid

[Mehrshad]

Originally posted by Darwin:

Hell. Old fast steam, that doesn't eat >500mb of ram is still here. How did you find that?

youtube

[HunterKiller]

Worked for me then, had some issues opening up GForce (not working in game anymore) so, I removed it yet, it's still working, bringing back my old screenshot windows and back to taking screenshots of non Steam games in game. Before, the new Steam update screwed my client all up.

[C#ndition]

thank gods for this tutorial :) I will just hope this continue working as long as it can

[Mehrshad]

Originally posted by C#ndition:

thank gods for this tutorial :) I will just hope this continue working as long as it can

enjoy . i hope they keep it in client

[Seven7]

Originally posted by Mehrshad:

Originally posted by C#ndition:

thank gods for this tutorial :) I will just hope this continue working as long as it can

enjoy . i hope they keep it in client

Nope - they delete it in next month(s), as almost all useful functions