Uninstall and then check if it left any files are left behind, like some settings files or so. Delete those manually and then try a reinstall.
I'm not too sure it will work, but I know steam leaves a lot of files behind if you try to delete local content for a game. Maybe it's the same thing with the actual steam program
Cheers for the input guys.
I managed to trade the old error message for a new one! I opened the steamtmp.exe manually and the firewall notice popped up and told the firewall it was a trusted app, so now i have a new one. The ridiculous thing is that it still didn't work with my firewall disabled as well. I have checked that windows firewall is disabled too.
Cheers for the input guys.
I managed to trade the old error message for a new one! I opened the steamtmp.exe manually and the firewall notice popped up and told the firewall it was a trusted app, so now i have a new one. The ridiculous thing is that it still didn't work with my firewall disabled as well. I have checked that windows firewall is disabled too.
Edit: Cheers for the input all. I un-installed commodo firewall and ran ccleaner to scrub all the gash out and it works now.
hmmm...odd. i have comodo and didn't have any trouble installing. did you put the blasted av/af in "install mode" prior to? i've found that comodo, to a large degree, stays resident even after you terminate.
I definitely didn't install the extra gash this time, i cant imagine i installed it the 1st time either but i can't really remember. Maybe that's the answer.
Although, you're probably a lot better off asking on Valve's forums. I don't normally hang out in the Help & Tips section, but a lot of people do, and are probably more familiar with this issue than I am.
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