Your security software should have a feature that allows you to add programs as exceptions. Select the Steam. You will usually have the option to disable or send it to quiet mode for a fixed period of time. Set it so you can test Steam, play a game to verify and go from there. Even if you add Steam as an exception, your antivirus may not like something it is doing.
Deactivate your security program, open Steam, let it load and go from there. The localconfig. Deleting it can stop Steam crashing bootstrapper. Either way, open the folder, find localconfig. After downloading it again from Steam's site which is how I'm writing this the initial update after the installation says that a network connection is required, despite having a connection for everything else.
Is this because of this app? I'm kinda freaking out here. Please help! Showing 1 - 2 of 2 comments. Emailed their support and got a quick solution to the problem. Reboot Windows Firewall, which the app apparently interacts with. I'm glad it's working now!
It has to be asked so don't be insulted, but are you playing on a system being managed by someone else such as a parent or guardian who could've installed some type of parental control software. Assuming you aren't just pressing OK or Ignore too quickly, ensure it isn't a Windows Defender or Secrutiy Essentials message warning you about a specific malware.
If that is happening to y0ou at evvery instance of launching Steam and your'e pressing accept and accept permanently Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help.
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