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I agree this may not exist for everyone, but it won't hurt to also have this option for situations that don't affect you personally. I'm online all the time and do get updates but it appears the cycle is really low. Go to play a new game and it's just not up to date, which I never get alerts until in the game.
While you don't experience this, it wouldn't hurt to also have the option to force a check, as there is no current way to do this.
I really do wonder why you are having this issue, and how common it may be
You can set it to update on the next time you launch the game, update as soon as the update is available (you can set a game as High Priority and it will update before all others or will pause a current update to update), or to update when you schedule it.
You will always have to update before you can play, but you do have some control on when it updates.
Validating the game files takes arguably far longer than simply restarting Steam, while it is an answer, it wouldn't be as simple as the suggested option to Valve -- just provide an option to check for updates.
Those options are solely to update games where an update is already detected, just not applied. You cannot choose when Steam searches for an update.
In other words, when you go into "manage downloads" you may see games that have pending updates. The option for updating the game "after you launch the game" applies THAT update.
sounds like a drive issue.
go to:
steam://nav/console
enter the following text:
app_info_update 1