Insurgency An issue with your computer is blocking the VAC system?!

[Carbonautics]

Although, I think someone already has posted this somewhere, but I think this should be much easier to find in case anyone gets this problem in 'Modern Times'.

First off, *turn your hacks off* man, i mean, just play like a human.

 

All jokes aside, I won't try and explain everything, but this link should be much more helpful than my huge explanation.

 

Link:  https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2117-ILZV-2837

 

 

This is an official troubleshoot from Steam for this issue, if none of these , i mean not even the smallest one solves it,................

Then you will have to reinstall Windows because your windows files are corrupted.

 

[DoubleDragon]

This guy fixed it in mins with a bat file and he provides the bat on youtube

 

[Carbonautics]

4 hours ago, DoubleDragon said:

This guy fixed it in mins with a bat file and he provides the bat on youtube

 

Yes, you can use this too. But, executables from unknown people is not trusted by many people, so if anyone does use it and gets a virus or something, becomes too much to bear :P . I mean if you trust the source, and it does solve the problem sure, less time to waste right?
(Also i'm not responsible if something like that happens using somebodies' executables, i'm sure you would say the same thing? )
Thanks for sharing :). Have a good day.

Carb

[DoubleDragon]

You can simply copy the .bat file to a text file and convert the .txt file to a .bat file by changing the extension of the .txt to a .bat and run as administrator 

 

he simply explained what each line does in his video it disables steam removes steam and then turns it back on steam does all the work

 

for simplistically this is the link he provided not my work but I will confirm it's safe https://github.com/brokenw1nter/VACErrorInstaFixer/blob/master/VAC Error Insta Fixer.bat

 

enable hidden file extensions https://www.howtogeek.com/205086/beginner-how-to-make-windows-show-file-extensions/

 

do turn extensions off after making a bat file just follow the instructions in the bat file

 

when it pauses just be sure to log in to " your steam " cause it's not downloading it or using any one elses.

@echo off
title VAC Error Insta Fixer - Written by w1nter
echo What's that? Another VAC? Well let's fix that! x3
pause

rem Force kills all Steam processes
rem May give some error on killing steamwebhelper.exe but it is fine
echo Processes Status -
taskkill /F /IM Steam.exe
taskkill /F /IM SteamService.exe
taskkill /F /IM steamwebhelper.exe

rem Deletes the Steam.dll, SteamUI.dll, and clientregistry.blob
rem May give some error on deleting clientregistry.blob but it is fine
echo Deletion Status -
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam"
del Steam.dll
del SteamUI.dll
del clientregistry.blob

rem Runs steamservice.exe
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\bin"
start steamservice.exe

rem Runs Steam.exe
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam"
start Steam.exe
pause
cls

rem Final instructions on what to do to complete the VAC Error fix
echo Don't forget to verify the integrity of the game files!
echo Step 1: Open your Steam Library
echo Step 2: Right click on the game you are getting the error in
echo Step 3: Click on "Properties" and a new window should open up
echo Step 4: In the window click on the "Local Files" tab
echo Step 5: Click on "Verify Integrity of Game Files..."
echo Step 6: Launch the game and never see the VAC Error again!
echo Step 7: Good luck in your game and have a ton of fun!
pause

to over over simplify what he is doing

 

it's terminating the processes

taskkill /F /IM Steam.exe
taskkill /F /IM SteamService.exe
taskkill /F /IM steamwebhelper.exe

 

it's switching command prompt over to steam directory and deleting the 3 items

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam"
del Steam.dll
del SteamUI.dll
del clientregistry.blob

 

it's switching command prompt over to steam directory and turning steam services back on

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\bin"
start steamservice.exe

 

it's switching command prompt over to steam directory and rebooting " your " steam directly as if you were doing it by hand and pausing to let you log in

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam"
start Steam.exe
pause

 

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