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Thanks. Got forcefully updated to Windows 11 24H2. This fixed steam (and other services like glasswire). I chose to use
PS. The new shiny powershell way of spelling the netsh stuff is: "Set-NetTCPSetting -SettingName Internet -CongestionProvider CTCP"
PPS. Looks like you don't need to reboot after changing to CTCP?
I have done also the things with NETSH and Powershell, mentioned above.
but now I am happy to use Steam again. ...
netsh int ipv6 set gl loopbacklargemtu=disable
netsh int ipv4 set gl loopbacklargemtu=disable
Hopefully these instructions are easy to understand:
1. Hold down the Windows-Key on your keyboard and press R at the same time
2. This should open the Run window
3. Type
4. Hold down SHIFT and click OK in that window (only release SHIFT after clicking OK)
5. Confirm the warning message by clicking on Yes
6. A black window (the command prompt) should open
7. Copy & paste the following text into the black window and press ENTER to confirm:
8. Do the same thing with this text line:
9. Restart your computer
Steam should now start again.