We have no idea why, but patience (something we sorely lack) was the answer.If you’ve stumbled upon this post it probably means you are a Steam user (the massively-popular gaming distribution platform owned by Valve Corporation) and you have one or more games stuck into the dreadful “Download Queued” or “Update Queued” status – even if there are no active downloads. Whenever this scenario occurs Steam is basically unable to download or update anything, which can be extremely annoying. The last time this happened, I walked away, and the next day all my games were updated. Press the Windows Key + S and type in Proxy and select Change Proxy settings.
Click on Verify integrity of game files.Ĭlick on Help > About and verify there isn't an update to Steam. Right-click on any game that won't update, select Properties and click on the Local files tab. Our goal here is to get your games updated, but if your games still aren't auto-updating, here are some other possibilities. Hopefully, your problem has been resolved. Managing these options could also be of help. By default, for example, games won't download while playing. Note: While you're looking at the Downloads tab, you can also spot a few download restrictions.
Now all your games are updated, and your download cache cleared in case there was a problem. Repeat this for all of your queued games. Click on the arrow button to the far right and select Download now. You can now see all games that have pending updates. You can also get there by clicking on Library > Downloads. Right-click on any game that says Update Queued and select Manage downloads. We've also been able to double-click on the game as if we were going to play and the game updated. In our experience, clearing your cache does not magically update games that are scheduled, so let's update them manually. If this failed to work, press the Windows Key + R and type in steam://flushconfig. Steam will warn you about this clear your cache and restart. Keep in mind you will be logged out, so be sure to have your username and password handy. Near the bottom, you should see CLEAR DOWNLOAD CACHE. We suggest you do both because there's no harm in clearing the download cache.Īt the top left, click on Steam > Settings. One is to clear your download cache, and the other is to update manually. TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicks
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