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Did you try cleaning out the local game cache files in ~/Documents/Steam Content/? Also, if you right-click on the game in your Library, and then select "Prope
by aperiodic 16y ago
Did you try cleaning out the local game cache files in ~/Documents/Steam Content/?
Also, if you right-click on the game in your Library, and then select "Properties," there's a "Local Files" tab which lets you delete the local cache, and verify that everything's there. Hopefully one of those will make it realize the download didn't finish.
- MikeCapone 16y agoI'm on a Mac, so this doesn't quite applies. But thanks anyway. If someone else on a Mac had the same problem, I'd love some help. Thanks. Update: Okay, somehow my download resumed from where it crashed last time. Not sure what I did; i think their servers are just really slow, and if you keep trying, at some point it will work. I think that what I did is go to "library", then went to Portal (my only game), and the "downloading" thing on the left ended up connecting after a long time. Then I could click on the downloading progress bar on the bottom and I can see the download speed. HOpefully it'll work this time.
- aperiodic 16y agoI'm on a Mac, too. ~/Documents/Steam Content/ is where Steam dumps all its content on a Mac. The "Properties" option is in the context menu when you right-click on Portal in your games list in the Steam client, and that brings up another Steam box that lets you verify the local game cache. I wasn't referring to the Windows Explorer "Properties" option (which I think you thought I was referring to).
- MikeCapone 16y agoI'm sorry, I think I read what you wrote too fast because I thought I recognized a windows path at a glance. Thanks for the tip!