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I seem to have an unhealthy obsession with this forum.
After much googling and F5ing on the Steam forums, I've decided to go here, When I try to load up steam on mah computer, I get this:
http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/c...steamerror.jpg
I'll just bump this thread next time rather than creating endless topics ;D
did u mess with your registry, or did u use like some program to clean up registry???
Tried reinstalling?
Lovely descriptive error you got there :p.
It's a C++ error in your registry based on the "Win32Registry.cpp"
However the "p4clients\rel_beta" points it towards your user using a Beta version of Steam, a quick google search of "rel_beta" throws up this, it's not the nicest thing to read, but should solve your problem.
while where on a topic of things not workin an error messages, anyone know of a good free anti virus, i have norton but it won't find the trojan that windows keeps telling me that i have
i'll probaly get laughed at for this, but I don't bother with virus protection.
I know you guys'll take the piss, but I use onecare =/
Back OT, should I just download normal steam? Rather than the shitty beta that came with CSS?
Double post cos i'm lazy, it's working.
You use a Steam Beta? *Face-palm*
Surely steam should update to the latest version whatever version you installed?
It tries, and then crashes. How was i supposed to know?
CSS works now, though a little vlaggy sometimes.
/lol nubQuote:
Originally Posted by D_K_Head
i have never used anti virus coz it jsut fucks up and slows your pc epicly
about steam, jsut re downliad teh steam installer, instal to a different location, eg - C:/steam/
login once
then exit
then cut all your gcf's out of c:/Program files/steam/steamapps to c:/steam/steamapps
then restart steam and your golden :)
should i get anti virus on my new pc?
Don't listen to Mitch, get Anti-Virus if you have half a brain. I can recommend Bit-Defender, it's only ~£15 a year and I haven't had a problem with viruses since I started using it. Low usage too and it has a game mode.