The Shadow
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It's much better now. I'm not an advocate, but really, it un-installs fine.
Negator_UK said:No it isn't, you're just being stubborn. Buy it online somewhere else instead then, like through gamersgate.
I'm not stubborn - a couple of years ago I bought one of the warhammer games (not 40K, the fantasy one) that installed Steam onto my PC as its patch-management system. I quickly stopped playing the game as it wasn't much good, but I could not remove steam, however hard I tried as it installs itself to run automatically at startup adding quite a delay to boot times, and I could not switch it off.
Eventually a problem with another game (not steam related) forced me to re-install windows on my PC so the steam went then too - I don't want it back - it really is like having a virus.
COGlory said:It's much better now. I'm not an advocate, but really, it un-installs fine.
COGlory said:Is 60 all? If I deleted it, I would have a good...80 or so.
User error, all you have to do is go into the control panel>ProgramsAndFeatures and uninstall Steam, also Steam doesn't/barely even uses 10MB of RAM, there's no way for it to slow down your computer during boot times, unless you're either using 256MB of RAM or have a hundred other programs that launch when you boot.Negator_UK said:No it isn't, you're just being stubborn. Buy it online somewhere else instead then, like through gamersgate.
I'm not stubborn - a couple of years ago I bought one of the warhammer games (not 40K, the fantasy one) that installed Steam onto my PC as its patch-management system. I quickly stopped playing the game as it wasn't much good, but I could not remove steam, however hard I tried as it installs itself to run automatically at startup adding quite a delay to boot times, and I could not switch it off.
Eventually a problem with another game (not steam related) forced me to re-install windows on my PC so the steam went then too - I don't want it back - it really is like having a virus.
Stop acting like a child.COGlory said:No it's not.
Keep Steam bull**** in the Steam thread.Cznielsen said:I kinda like steam.
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No need to worry about CD keys
You get noticed when new games gets released
Never ever any CD/DVD's again! (yay)
Easy to use.
Auto update.
Uninstalling? Delete the steam folder and feel smart.
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It's fine IMO.
GenericSoldierX said:User error, all you have to do is go into the control panel>ProgramsAndFeatures and uninstall Steam, also Steam doesn't/barely even uses 10MB of RAM, there's no way for it to slow down your computer during boot times, unless you're either using 256MB of RAM or have a hundred other programs that launch when you boot.Negator_UK said:No it isn't, you're just being stubborn. Buy it online somewhere else instead then, like through gamersgate.
I'm not stubborn - a couple of years ago I bought one of the warhammer games (not 40K, the fantasy one) that installed Steam onto my PC as its patch-management system. I quickly stopped playing the game as it wasn't much good, but I could not remove steam, however hard I tried as it installs itself to run automatically at startup adding quite a delay to boot times, and I could not switch it off.
Eventually a problem with another game (not steam related) forced me to re-install windows on my PC so the steam went then too - I don't want it back - it really is like having a virus.
Please take your bull**** story somewhere else.
Stop acting like a child.COGlory said:No it's not.
Keep Steam bull**** in the Steam thread.Cznielsen said:I kinda like steam.
_____________________________________________________________________
No need to worry about CD keys
You get noticed when new games gets released
Never ever any CD/DVD's again! (yay)
Easy to use.
Auto update.
Uninstalling? Delete the steam folder and feel smart.
_____________________________________________________________________
It's fine IMO.
Negator_UK said:I could not remove steam, however hard I tried as it installs itself to run automatically at startup adding quite a delay to boot times, and I could not switch it off.
Negator_UK said:To the idiots who get scary or offended when the corrupt software/business model of steam get dissed in public - get a life.