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7 Replies Last post: Sep 16, 2008 6:20 PM by lilxkid24  
Click to view 101slush's profile New Member 3 posts since
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Aug 30, 2008 9:47 AM

steam

I have run into a major problem with (steam) (valve) they have all my games on their web site and I can't acess them, they have so screwed up gibberish that gives me the run around in circles trying to get logged on bumping my head on (duplicate key) has any one ever solved that puzzle as I can't now I cna't run the games
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Click to view mjd420nova's profile Enthusiast 1,238 posts since
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1. Aug 30, 2008 9:56 AM in response to: 101slush
Re: steam
Steam can be a tough setup and I've had problems too. One cure is to uninstall everything related to them, the programs and accessories and reinstall them without any other programs running in the background. That should help.
Click to view lilxkid24's profile Old Hand 1,936 posts since
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2. Aug 30, 2008 10:25 AM in response to: 101slush
Re: steam
Can you elaborate more because i dont really get you. Steam doesnt store games on there site but on your account once you buy the game. Are you having troubling activating a key? or are you having trouble getting into your account?


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Click to view KellieCM's profile Old Hand 3,410 posts since
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3. Sep 4, 2008 3:05 PM in response to: 101slush
Re: steam
I moved this thread to the Fun & Games forum.


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4. Sep 16, 2008 10:07 AM in response to: 101slush
Re: steam
i use steam (valve) and have many of their games. as long as you log on with your username and password correctly, your purchased games reside on their servers forever (not website). i just built a new custom system, installed steam, used my correct logon, and all of my games were waiting for me to download. reset your password.


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7. Sep 16, 2008 6:20 PM in response to: 101slush
Re: steam
Your games are in your account. Once you activated the game it will remain in your account forever. This is a good feature for steam since it doesn't require the disk since the game is stored in the account. You either install the game by the disk you got or you dl it straight from steam. In your case just redownload all the games.


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