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if it isnt already resolved for you i would try reinstalling steam its said to be an issue from steam just being unable to connect to its servers. if your using VPN that could be messing things up but stuff like this should fix itself

Originally posted by dr.N0:

if it isnt already resolved for you i would try reinstalling steam its said to be an issue from steam just being unable to connect to its servers. if your using VPN that could be messing things up but stuff like this should fix itself

Bonjour, j'ai désinstaller et installer a nouveau steam, je peux me connecter sur la page internet mais pas sur l'application steam, ça me refuse mon mot de passe sui est pourtant le bon, je ne comprends pas

if your using non default network devices and or drivers try updating those or checking their conditions. its possible steam is leaving a cache even though your deleting things in the steam directory. steam is subtly mindless in ways between machine and steam platform. i find physically removing the directories themselves to be more successful than using a OS app managing approach to uninstalling the application. you can try to delete the cache as well

delete the localconfig.vdf file (located in C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Steam\\userdata\\{your_user_id}\\config) can help with connectivity.

firewall is a possibility but doubtedly.

if not i would contact steam directly through a support ticket cuz steams a shield and sword its not often to have issues.