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The built-in firewall is perfectly fine for normal users and doesn't interfere much.
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I'd suggest removing all the security software and using alternatives. Originally posted by 828935673172905935:With the amount of stuff you have installed/uninstalled and settings you've changed, you may have eliminated the problem already and just created new ones. I'd be thankful for any thought or solution on this :) If the problem was actually caused by Steam, would it be justified to demand any compensation ? :D :D
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Since I didn't change anything on my system, it MUST have to do with a patch or sth. It does NOT have to do with anything already on my system (drivers, software)
Meanwhile, I've submitted a ticket, did get "" as a response.įollowed through those steps again - no change. I payed for my games and I can't access them? Not good, Steam, not good at all. There's IMHO no solution I could find on google, these forums, youtube and any other platform that helped :(Īnd I'm sure as hell not going to set the system up anew.just because Steam doesn't do, what it so proudly promises. Set up msconfig a little different (start less processes and services) (=> no effect after reboot) Checked Hijackthis for any malware or suspicious entries (=> some changes made no effect) Checked the "hosts" file for any funny business, as far as I could tell (=>no change made, no change occurred) Tried deleting single files from the Steam folder (instead of the entire folder) and restart (=> updated instantly, no change) Tried to connect to Steam through another VPN (=> nope)
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Rolled back ANY Windows update that I could possibly roll back (=> no change repatched) Re-activated Windows Firewall and explicitly allowed any Steam-exe's. Re-Edited Portforwarding and Portriggering on my router (ASUS RT-N66U) (=> no change) Tried out different DNS-Servers(eg OpenDNS) on my wireless connection settings (instead of auto) (=> nothing) Connected to the router via another WirelessLAN stick (=> didn't change anything)
#802.11n wlan driver windows xp drivers
Tried to connect to Steam in safe mode with network drivers (=> didn't change it a bit) Tried to connect to Steam on the "Administrator" account (=> didn't do anything) Set Steam.exe entire folder to "trusted file(s)" in Comodo (=> didn't change anything) Portforwarded all necessary ports for steam (=> didn't change anything)
Deactivated my Comodo Firewall and Avira AntiVir (=> didn't change anything) Used HotSpotShield to circumvent the problem (VPN to connect) (=> didn't change anything) Tried WinFixIt (or something like that) - updated again via Windows Update (=> didn't do anything) Don't have the possibility to run wired instead of wireless, so. Tried to fix the registry entries, concerning offline mode (=> already set to 0 didn't change anything) Since I didn't have a system restore point. Copying the Steam folder (except SteamApps) from another PC (which could connect just fine) (=> didn't fix it) Again, reinstalling Steam at this point (=> didn't fix it)
Updating WLAN drivers manually (=> didn't fix it, rolled it back )
#802.11n wlan driver windows xp install
checked steampowered's list for possibly interfering programs that I might have installed (=> deleted a few, but didn't expect the problem to change, since I didn't install anything around the time, when the problem first occurred) (see above): Updated via Windows Update (=>125 updates and several reboots later, the problem still occurs) Checked update history (WLAN drivers?) (=> not updated - in fact, I had Windows Update turned OFF, the entire time) De-installing Steam, rebooting PC, reinstalling Steam (=> Updated fine, but error messages keep popping up) Deleting all files in the Steam folder, but Steam.exe + Backup of SteamApps (=> Updated fine, but error messages keep popping up) Resetting both internet connection and PC (=> Changed nothing) Logging in to (=> Yup, changed nothing, though) Checking if other PCs in the network can connect to Steam (=> Working like a charm) PLEASE READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE THREAD, IF YOU HAPPEN TO ENCOUNTER A SIMILAR PROBLEM, I'M SURE SOME METHOD MENTIONED WILL WORK ON YOU :)
EDIT after the issue has been solved, now:
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