Sometimes Steam really does start acting strange. It could be because of the installed files or it could be because of some specific software inside the software itself. Here’s How to Disable Steamwebhelper.exe to fix Steam acting strange.
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Why Disable Steamwebhelper.exe?
In order to modify the security of the system or the user, you have to disable Steamwebhelper.exe. Alongside that, if you are on a PC that is older, or free us some CPU Power, you can disable the Steam Webhelper.
How to Disable Steam Web Helper?
In order to disable it, you need to find it under the Steam-Bin-CEF-CEF.Win7x64. In case you are on Windows 7, the folder is found in WinXP under Windows 7 Folder.
- Right Click it and go to the properties
- Then go to Security Tab
- Edit the System
- Under User (yourself), click on Full Control to deny that
- Exit
- Relaunch Steam
Conclusion
This is How you can Disable the Steam Web Helper to work things smoothly on your older PC or in case some functions of Steam aren’t working.
