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Computer Problems, mod is temporarily on hold, taking requests for textures

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The mod will be on hold until further notice due to computer problems. Steam has completely stopped working on my system and has no error messages what so ever. If some one can help great and if not oh well, while the mod is on "hold" I will be working on and improving textures the best I can. I will post images of the updated textures and I will take requests for custom texture modifications for both props and environments.

Here are two links to my work just click the images


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newbie2356
newbie2356 - - 140 comments

COMMENT TIME, Here are some things you can try to get steam working. First, go control+shift+escape to bring up the task manager, and watch to see if steam.exe appears under the processes tab.

If it does, great, if it doesn't reinstall windows, reinstall steam, and try again.

Assuming steam does appear, or even if it doesn't and you just want to try something before giving up and reinstalling.

Go to Start -> Computer/My Computer -> C: -> Program Files -> Steam -> in this folder, look for clientregistry.blob. Delete that file, go into task manager, exit any running steam.exe processes. Launch steam again, it should start updating.

Steam may be installed in Program Files (x86) if you are running on a 64 bit operating system, I highly recommend you move it into the regular program files, it won't stuff up steam anymore than it already is.

If that doesn't work, you are in trouble. Reinstall windows is the best solution, I recommend copying your steam directory to an external hard drive if possible, or zipping it up and splitting the zip file to burn to DVD or CD depending on what you have available. If you are going to zip and split the steam directory, tell me, and I'll provide detailed instructions on how to do that.

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CX7000 Author
CX7000 - - 59 comments

How can I reinstall windows? Steam is on an external hard drive. I have deleted the clientregistry.blob steam updates,then it does nothing.

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Auxor
Auxor - - 241 comments

Once you delete the clientregistry.blob file you have to reinstall Steam completely. I did it on my laptop the other week and it screwed up my login.

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CX7000 Author
CX7000 - - 59 comments

Damn, alright I will try this next week

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xXMaNiAcXx
xXMaNiAcXx - - 4,807 comments

Explain the problem and I might be able to help you fixing it. I had to reinstall Steam this week and got the problem where Steam would crash without any error showing up after logging to my account. Of course I had backed up my "steamapps" folder, because it weighs 150gb and I really don't feel like downloading all that again (I mean, who would like to?>_>).

So I searched on Steam forums and so on, everybody was like "Delete clientregistry.blob and it will work again!". It didn't. Turns out I wasted 1 hour of my day searching for a solution that google didn't have. The problem was with a small .NCF file in steamapps folder named "winui.ncf". Not sure why, but I deleted it and steam started working again.

Post on forums your problem and people will help you. They always do. Just that many times their solution might not be yours.

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CX7000 Author
CX7000 - - 59 comments

sounds a lot like my problem, I click the button to start steam and it says connecting steam account then it crashes without error. I also noticed that when offline the common connection error screen pops up asking to go in offline mode. Also when I delete clientregistry.blob I get the error Steam.exe (main exception): delete of Steam.exe failed, Win32 Error 5 "Access is denied"

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xXMaNiAcXx
xXMaNiAcXx - - 4,807 comments

Did you do anything to steam or did it suddenly start failing? Like reinstalling, etc.

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CX7000 Author
CX7000 - - 59 comments

it randomly started doing this about a week or two after i installed minecraft

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MechanicalPaladin
MechanicalPaladin - - 585 comments

"On hold. cancelled"

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CX7000 Author
CX7000 - - 59 comments

Not canceled i just got steam working again

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BirthNight
BirthNight - - 6 comments

This happened to me once, and the only way I could fix it was to create a new user account in Windows.

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