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Steam is no longer useable

chelhxi

Senior member
Recently I noticed that in STEAM, all fonts are completely gone from the menus. As in, all the menu buttons are there, but there is no writing!! I've completely removed it, and downloaded the newest version off the net and reinstalled. No dice. Anyone have any suggestions? I can't currently play games or download new ones off steam......
 
Originally posted by: Bateluer
Seems fine for me. When you removed it, did you clear any leftover folders and/or registry entries?

Bingo. Uninstall doesn't remove Steam from your computer.
 
Ok, what's the best way for me to remove all remnants of steam after uninstall? I've used regedit, but don't know whereabouts all the steam entries would be...
 
Originally posted by: chelhxi
Ok, what's the best way for me to remove all remnants of steam after uninstall? I've used regedit, but don't know whereabouts all the steam entries would be...

Run the uninstaller, then delete its program directory and the left overs inside. I don't know exactly where Steam writes to the registry. You could search for 'Steam' and delete the values it finds, though a bit crude. Google 'Steam registry entries' I got a few hits on it.
 
In my opinion, using the Steam Support pages, FAQ's and Forum would be the most prudent and effective course of action in your situation.
 
Updating to XP SP3 helped steam for me, because it automatically updated IE for me. I have never used IE on my computer, and Steam would do the things you mentioned on occasion. It still does on occasion, but not as much as it used to.
 
I had spyware on my computer that caused this once, strangely enough. I ran spybot and adaware and it fixed it.
 
Originally posted by: chelhxi
Ok, what's the best way for me to remove all remnants of steam after uninstall? I've used regedit, but don't know whereabouts all the steam entries would be...

Steam has its own forum with its own helpdesk and its own support section.
 
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