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Killgore

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  1. I found my fix! It was all about the Creative drivers on my Asus G73 laptop. I uninstalled the two programs by Creative and everything is beautiful. I knew before that some people had complained about the Creative suite messing with Steam. But I didn't think that could be my issue because Steam worked fine for a long time without me messing with the Creative suite... go figure why all of a sudden it started messin with me??? I wish I hadn't formatted the whole drive now trying to fix the problem!! LOL I had saved like 80 GB of games but I didn't have the space to save all 350GB of games I had downloaded... Oh well. At least it's working again. If anyone has an Asus G73 laptop, the drivers for the Creative suite can interfere with Steam!! Good luck to all!
  2. When I read your fix, I thought I had finally found the answer to my problem. Unfortunately steam is still freezing my entire computer when I click on the steam.exe file. I have done a number of things to try and remedy the problem. I have searched countless forums and tried many things with no success. If anyone has any suggestions, I am desperate to get steam working again. I cannot begin to describe how frustrated I am. I will try to briefly summarize what I've already done. It seems the problem started when I closed steam quickly one day. I just shut down the computer without shutting steam down first. I guess this made problem? From then on, whenever I try to launch steam, it just freezes the whole computer. First, I deleted the clientreg.blob file from the steam folder. No affect. I did start getting error message of the clientblob serielized something header missing on steam.exe. Then, I deleted everything in steam folder except app folder and steam.exe. No affect. Then, I uninstalled steam completely and completely formatted the drive that steam and it's games were installed on. Reinstalled steam. The first message I get is that I need to turn off all compatibility settings for steam.exe. There were no compatibility settings checked in the properties box. I found ZeroHour's message about deleting registry values and tried that. No affect, it just freezes the whole computer when I click on steam.exe. PLEASE HELP!! I don't know what else to try. sincerely... a truly frustrated gamer.
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