Help with cleaning steam account registry.

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Help with cleaning steam account registry.
  1. Unread #1 - Mar 4, 2010 at 7:26 PM
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    Help with cleaning steam account registry.

    In the past few days i've had several of my steam accounts i own get disabled and i've talk to two of the users here on sythe named KoRnHoLiO and Prowler and they both told me theres a program used to clean your steam registry on your computer to prevent this from happening. They told me its located here on the forums somewhere and its called Prevention Tool or something like that but i failed at finding it with the search function, so i was wondering if you guys could help me out. It would help me out a ton. I'll even vouch for the person who helps me out. Please PM me so i can add you to MSN so you could help me out but post here first so i know whose helping me and i dont decline you.

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    Help with cleaning steam account registry.

    No need for a program tbh. And there are other ways of doing it via Uninstall/reinstall but there a lot of files you can delete. But before you do it, please make sure you have a completly backup of your Steam folder. Then delete these files:

    1) C:\xxxxxxxxxx\Steam\*.mst

    2) C:\xxxxxxxxxx\Steam\appcache\*.*

    3) C:\xxxxxxxxxx\Steam\SteamLogs\*.*

    4) C:\xxxxxxxxxx\Steam\steamapps\xxxxxxxxxx\counter-strike source\*.mdmp

    5) C:\xxxxxxxxxx\Steam\steamapps\xxxxxxxxxx\counter-strike source\cstrike\downloads\*.*

    6) C:\xxxxxxxxxx\Steam\steamapps\xxxxxxxxxx\counter-strike source\cstrike\materials\temp\*.*

    In step 1 to 6 the xxxxxxxxxx stands for the folder you find Steam. In step 4 to 6 the second xxxxxxxxxx stands for your playername.


    Also, you can search your registry and see if any login/steam names pop up and you can delete those
     
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    Help with cleaning steam account registry.

    Alright. Thanks 1227, i'll give this a try once i get off work. I hope this works. By the way how many times do i have to do this? Frequently i presume.
     
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    Help with cleaning steam account registry.

    Whenever you log into multiple steam accounts I would say.. Also, a program that helps clean up junk as well as COMPLETELY uninstall programs is ccleaner; It is great and I use it on a daily basis. Their website is ccleaner.com and it is FREE
     
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    Help with cleaning steam account registry.

    Also one more question, is it really REALLY necessary to make a backup folder of my steam folder because i have nearly around 50GB to backup if i do.

    EDIT: I stand corrected, i have 61GB to backup. Thats gonna take a hella long time to backup on my PC
     
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    Help with cleaning steam account registry.

    No it's not but most of the space is from the games so you could just not backup those. But the backup is not needed, just is there incase you happen to mess up
     
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