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In modern windows it is functionally impossible for an app to hang the entire system. If it does, the app itself is not causing it, its because the app is interacting with a lower level part of your OS that is broken
This means that Steam isnt the problem, its simply manifesting an issue that exists in your system. Note given that disabling the iGPU 'fixes' the issue then its mroe than likely that your motherboard is the problem and that its basically slowly dying.
1) Run a full windows update
2) update your video drivers
3) reinstall windows
If reinstalling windows doesnt fix it, then its more or less a hardware problem on your system. I'd wager either the CPu or the motherboard is fried or dying very slowly
Most of the time people lacking this information are only hurting themselves in the end due to people on here not being able to help. You give more info, more people can help you. Lack of info hurts you.
Also, i see a trend of people posting having problem but omitting there using windows 7. This is most of the time why they do not say which OS they are using, and they know it.
Then you have update igpur drivers then use windows device turn off igpu or bios
ps.
You also dont mention steam settings turn off web acccealration in browser view.
And you still forget no hands on here "steam told you as recommend contacting a local PC technician for in-depth PC troubleshooting."
No matter how many suggestion we can do and maybe some helper nail it, but we still have no hands on or even windows event viewer log why steam.exe crash. ( sometimes it can give a clue whats wrong. )
And we are not talking about all the other option in BIOS, in the past we did see ram turbo mode later not work well at BIOS, cause unstability, as i said thats years ago, point is more what if you run things in OC mode for let BIOS do alot of extream OC, we are many that try belive them it can do that, but atm you need stability and make sure its not such new ways that might cause this.
i could also just say you give a crap in OC if you cant even start steam. ( stablity first is you way only at, until you can proof it work. ) im not after OC pc im telling you make sure it work first before try gain speed.
new PC today can make it sounds so legit with it, but as you see toy have other issue atm.
I can only say then you cant start steam from a freshly installed OS thats so many do
and this dont look like antivirus app blocking steam.exe or other security app issue.
Actually even windows 10 ended support, but it should theorhetically work on steam probably till 2027, most likely.
As long steam say win10+ ready its made for that range.
Sorry for the lack of info. I did have hardware issues with this PC originally- a brand new PSU was defective and took everything with it. Thankfully everything was warrantied except my SSDs.
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X
64 GB DDR5-5600 (2x32 GB)
MSI-branded RTX4090
Asus X870E AEORUS master WIFI
Corsair 1000W supply
4x 1TB NVME SSDs, Samsung, RAID0 config
Windows 11 Pro 64, most recent non-preview build
I suspect it could be an interaction with graphics or network drivers as the issue is not as severe in safe mode, and that would explain the iGPU fix that worked for me for a while and for some other users permanently. In safe mode w/networking, Windows does not hang or behave weirdly when running Steam, but Steam stops working after the "updating Steam" page and I have to kill the process via task manager. Only my ethernet works in safe mode, but I have tried both ethernet and wifi with no luck. I could swap my GPU out for some old crappy one but I would rather not pull out my huge RTX if there's an easier troubleshooting step.
Ironically I have a second PC in the living room built out of trash-picked parts on Windows 7 that runs Steam and the few games I have on it fine (at 720p medium)
I would agree 100% except it does freak out the kernel somehow. I get "access is denied" trying to end any processes. I'll have to take a video. It is incredibly odd. Especially that it has happened to other people before, which makes me glad that it's not just a one-off
There's nothing at all listed in Event Viewer, I think that's in my OP somewhere.
RAM is taken back down to 4800 MHz default, all overclocking of any kind is disabled. I've tried with and without overclocking. With overclocking, Steam, and all my Steam games ran amazingly up until it started throwing a fit a few days ago (and then when uninstlling it I accidentally uninstalled all my games). Shouldn't matter anyway since I disabled all overclocking in an effort to get it to work.
You might want other friend of yours to go though it all, with reinstall all and check all, i will do that if i was you, try stay back and see if you can let other try to fix a deal with it, sometimes fresh eyes on the case can go very fare, even IT company do this send new guy out at task, to see if they might notice other things.
hope idea can help you.
steam hang aka softlock as you call it. requre steam not accept it files or OS cause issue with it.
Some other user have mention wipe steam windows user profile windows data before, again raise issue with what. ?
have spare drive ake new install of steam there as test another idea as test.