TCP 27014 to 27050 inclusive (Steam downloads) UDP 27015 to 27030 inclusive (Typically Matchmaking and HLTV) UDP 27000 to 27015 inclusive (Game client traffic) Your network must be configured to allow Steam access to the following ports (in order from highest to lowest priority for QoS users): Hey guys i got a solution (worked for me that is :P)Īll you need to do is to forward your the required ports to allow the steam client to communicate freely.Īdd the steam client as an exception in your windows firewall.If it is already an exception,proceed. it's just a little slow.ġ2.) When Steam finally crashes and lists bootstrap as a reason (LIKE IT DID FOR ME AT LEAST 3 FREAKING TIMES) don't loose your s-t like I did, just remain calm.ġ3.) Try opening Steam for the 13th time (notice the number of steps here, not a coincidence) and, holy crap, it works (hopefully). you're a lot further along that the previous attempts, so s-t looks promising.ġ1.) When Steam starts to open and takes forever to do so, don't get frustrated like I did. You'll have to enter your username and/or password again, but that's alright. Be prepared to wait MUCH FREAKING LONGER for the 110+MB update to download because your sweet ace 802.11n media card is only running at 48Mbps or 52Mbps now.ġ0.) Once the download is done, Steam should start. I don't even care.)ĩ.) Go to your Program Files\Steam\ directory and launch Steam.exe from there.
Up.ħ.) Delete everything in your Program Files\Steam directory EXCEPT for: \steamapps\, \userdata\, Steam.exeĨ.) Restart your computer. dang, I have no idea.ĥ.) If yes, and I'm guessing that your answer is "Sh**, I do see that." then do the following:ĥa.) Go to your device manager (If you can't get here, I feel sorry for you), expand your "Network adapters" and right-click on whatever your primary adapter is, (for me, it's Medialink MWN-USB150N), and click "Properties."ĥc.) Freaking click "Roll Back Driver" because the driver you have installed right now is F-ing.
It's an Optional update.Ĥ.) If you don't see that update as Status: Successful, then. Okay, I found some advice online that says basically the following:ġ.) Check your windows update history: Control Panel\System and Security\Windows UpdateĢ.) On the left hand side, click "View update History"ģ.) Scroll down to around March or February, or sort by name, and see if you find a "Ralink - WLAN - 802.11n USB Wireless LAN Card" update.
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