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Steam is a content delivery and management tool from Valve Software. Steam has a rate throttle (Steam Rate) that needs to be set to your typical internet download speed setting. Steam based games also have a rate setting that is not the same as the Steam Rate (but similar in intent).
Unfortunately, it turns out that changing your rate in the game will also cause the Steam Rate setting to be changed which can cause a variety of symptoms.
Each game has it’s own rate setting and Steam has it’s own, but for some bizarre reason Valve chose to programmatically link the game rate back to the Steam rate, so if you set your in-game “rate” to some high number, say 20000 or 30000 (30000 is equivalent to 10MBit download rates) then this also will change the Steam download rate to the same number.
You can see the Steam Rate settings in the Steam settings:
steam > settings > downloads > speed of your internet
The game rate behaves very differently from the Steam Rate, I find I need 20000 or 30000 in source games to minimize choke but then my Steam Server Browser gets all messed up and I do see some “extreme” symptoms (the reason I started working on this little application). Servers can also slow-hack your rate settings and cause this.
This is mostly a problem when you have a slower DSL or cable connection, 512 or 768, but getting it set to 10Mbit is likely to mess up almost anyone somewhat unless you have a fiber optic connection.
The Rate change doesn’t actually affect Steam right away, Steam becomes affected the next time it restarts.
Various symptoms you might see with an incorrect Steam rate setting are:
1. very slow server listings in the server browser
2. fewer then expected servers showing up in the steam browser
3. getting disconnected for a variety of reasons about 1 minute after connecting to a server
4. getting disconnected (listen server or regular server with the odd message:
Disconnect: Client version incompatible with server.
Sometimes after a major Steam update or game update, the Steam Rate setting gets changed to some default (which may be quite wrong for your network).
The only solution until now is to make sure your in-game rate is set to the same setting as your Steam rate setting, but this may give you a poor gaming experience. The Steam Rate Minder application was developed to be a small tool that can resolve this problem for now. Hopefully Valve will eventually unlink the rates and it won’t be a problem anymore.
Usage:
– Set your proper Steam Rate in Steam settings, then run the app and select lock rate and it will hold your preferred Steam Rate at that speed regardless of what your game rate settings are.
– You can minimize the app into the tool tray and leave it running, mouse hover over the icon to tell you the current rate.
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The goal of this application is to protect your Steam installation from random rate changes. The application can automate the process of locking and unlocking the Steam rate setting (per the Steam Rate setting), can automate setting and changing your in-game rate. The application can also adjust the download speed setting to speed your download performance (non-Steam) effectively.
The rate set for Steam is linked to the game rate set. If you have the game rate set to 30000 then the Steam rate will also be set to 30000.
If you set the Steam rate lower than your in-game rate and then change it, the Steam rate will remain on the lower rate.
If you are changing your in-game rate the Steam rate will change to that value, but if you are changing the Steam rate you can use this application to lock that value and make sure it stays that way even if you change it in-game.
The Steam Rate Minder Activation Code application is primarily a short term fix to the problem.
Requirements:
1. This tool works on any version of Windows; it’s not built to work on other operating systems.
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My issue has been fixed by installing an unsupported update from Valve.
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Programmatically setting global variables?
I have a couple of global variables, but now I’ve added to them I realized they are only available in the functions they are defined in, is there a good way to define global variables that can be updated with code outside the class? or at least easily accessible everywhere?
I have had a look through the global scope, but it seems to be only what’s been declared in it?
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No, global variables are accessed either through class members or function arguments. You may create a global variable and then access through a function argument, but you don’t really want to do that.
You may declare a global variable on the global scope, but it’s a bad practice as it can be accessed by every function of the program.
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In a conventional machine of this type the lower end of the upper sheet belt is connected to an upper feed box which in turn is
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This was created to fix the bad effects from over-setting the Steam Rate in-game to be in-sync with the rate set in Steam. It is a small tool that allows you to set your Steam Rate to your in-game rate and leave it at that.
If you set your Steam rate to 30000, then in game to 20000 and the application says your rate is set at 30000, then you have a successful run.
If you set your Steam rate to 20000, then in game to 30000 and the application says your rate is set at 20000, then you have a successful run.
If you set your Steam rate to 20000, then in game to 30000 and the application says your rate is set at 20000, then you have a successful run.
If you set your Steam rate to 20000, then in game to 20000 and the application says your rate is set at 30000, then you have a successful run.
If you set your Steam rate to 30000, then in game to 20000 and the application says your rate is set at 30000, then you have a successful run.
Works on Vista, Win XP, and Win 7.
Limitations:
– Can’t see how much it throttles in each game.
– Not every game will have this behavior.
Install and usage is simple, just download Steam Rate Minder and drag it to your desktop or stick it in your program path.
 from taskbar and start menu except for Steam.
You can set it under “Steam Games” → “Settings” → “Hide Applications from Steam”
Make sure you set it to the games you use the most; I set mine to Desktop Games.
Check the application to see if it’s been set to “Steam Games” → “Settings” → “Hide Applications from Steam” → “Steam Library”
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The app you’ve found does not work and is still experimental.
If you have the ability to host your own program, I recommend you use this trick, from Microsoft.
Simply replace the value of the key with false.
Will run the value from the appSettings after a restart.
I used this and it works like a charm.
The app that comes with the trick that hides all users and apps is not localized to English, nor is it suitable for adding it yourself to a program of your own.
Though, when you do, there should be a similar app.
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Steam Rate Minder is a small application that will set your Steam Rate to whatever is set in Steam, for those times when Steam won’t even notice you’ve changed your rate.
The application doesn’t go looking for games that you have installed on Steam, it’ll simply monitor any game you are running. Since Steam will be off taking note of your settings but running in the background it should be able to take care of this problem for you.
It should support servers as well. If something says it can’t find a server, make sure you are using a dedicated server vs. a regular server. You can check with the server list and see if it says “only dedicated servers are allowed”.
Features:
Support for all steam game types: Source, Source 2, and Steamworks games.
Support for singleplayer, 2nd account, LAN, online, dedicated, public, private, Steam group, and Steam clan.
Minimum rate is set to the server rate, maximum to the maximum allowed (100).
It can be minimized into the application tray.
History:
The project is now released and can be downloaded from Curse ( or github (
Steamratechecker.zip (320KB)
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This is a slightly old post but if you are still looking for an answer here’s what I’ve found.
I’ve been looking for this app for a while now and I just got around to testing it. From my test, the app seems to work as advertised. It is not perfect but it seems to work.
A:
This may have been addressed in later versions of Windows.
In my case, setting my Steam Rate programmatically did not cause a problem, but just running Steam did. I had to restart my computer to completely “revert” my rate back to the originally set one. I am using Windows 7.
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Just updated the version and fixed the “steam in background” issue for windows 7
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How to get the iPhone developer program certificate for the newly installed app version
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Windows 7
Windows 8
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