In the main portion of the screen, under the Download Restrictions. Currently trying to figure out what on my network is causing the Steam Deck-and only the Steam Deck-to have such dismal speeds on it. Click on Downloads from the menu on the left. Update, April 2, 2022: I've had a bit of a breakthrough: my download speeds through Steam drastically improved once I connected to my phone's hotspot, which is on 5G. Is anyone else having these problems, and has anyone else had any luck fixing it? I'd love to find a solution, but even just knowing I'm not the only one would make things a bit better.Įdit: Just thought I'd also say that I've run some downloads through Steam on other clients in my house, and they're all getting normal download speeds, too. While Steam is running, open the Task Manager by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + ESC.
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I've already turned off wifi power management in the developer settings, and I've also already tried a full reimage of my Deck. Fix 7: Set Steam.exe and SteamService.ex Priority to Realtime. Disconnect All the Device Connected to your Network 2. I think I was on the Houston server and I decided on the Charlotte server because I live in NC (probably doesn't matter about the location) and my download speeds were much faster. This worked for me when I first got on Steam. If I run a Speedtest, I get pretty good speeds, but if I try to download a game, I get painfully slow speeds no matter whether I use a 2.4 GHz network, a 5 GHz network, or ethernet through a USB hub. Troubleshoot Steam Servers limiting or capping download speeds 1. In your Steam settings try selecting a different download server. When I pay for a service lets say HBO and it doesent function they dont tell what I need to do.
Now your probably going to say you need to do this and that. Not my 1.2 i pay for but not the crawl steam is at.
I'm getting really slow download speeds on my Deck, but only through Steam itself. Why are my downloads so slow I checked my speed and Im at 920mbps.