Computer BSoD's every time I try purchasing CSS on Steam - Games

Hax

Steam is trying to tell you something.

Try buying it on the site rather than on the steam client?

[QUOTE=Priori;27022017]Try buying it on the site rather than on the steam client?[/QUOTE] I tried in different browsers too but that made absolutely no difference. [editline]28th December 2010[/editline] [QUOTE=Mr 23;27021978]Steam is trying to tell you something.[/QUOTE] Yes, it evidently hates me.

Try buying it in a pack?

Try contacting Steam Support!?!?!?!?!?!

[QUOTE=Moupi;27022256]Try contacting Steam Support!?!?!?!?!?![/QUOTE] This would never work. Do not try this, you only risk harming your computer even more.

What the christ. I launched TF2 while reading this thread and when I go to the game I get a BSoD!! What did you do to me?

buy it on another computer.

Watch what happens when you launch CSS. :v:

[QUOTE=HyperTails;27025697]Watch what happens when you launch CSS. :v:[/QUOTE] Computer explodes?

If your computer can't handle buying a game...

[QUOTE=latin_geek;27026153]If your computer can't handle buying a game...[/QUOTE] I can't tell what happens when you launch it. also, Ninja'd

Meh, I've given up for now. By the way, my computer runs Source games (and anything else I've thrown at it so far) fine.

Delete everything in your Steam Folder except Steamapps and Steam.exe and run steam, it shouldn't BSOD

Gift it to me. I'll give it back. Seriously :pedo:

Log onto steam from a different computer and buy it there? I understand wanting to solve the problem so I guess it could be a last resort.

Get a Linux Live CD and buy it there though the Steam site.

Give someone your password and account name, have them buy it then change your password. Easy as that.

[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;27033609]Give someone your password and account name, have them buy it then change your password. Easy as that.[/QUOTE] I would just go to the Mann Co. Store and buy tons of hatless engineers with his money.

[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;27033609]Give someone your password and account name, have them buy it then change your password. Easy as that.[/QUOTE] Why not just change your password to something else before giving it to someone else? One could keep one's password that way. It's still a bad idea, though.

Can't believe someone has not said this! Someone gift CS:S to him!

[QUOTE=SFC3;27047379]Can't believe someone has not said this! Someone gift CS:S to him![/QUOTE] You fell for the thread. OP was waiting for someone to say "Aww, let me gift it to you."

I have an idea. Buy a better game. :buddy:

C:\WINOWS\Minidump Upload this folder.

[QUOTE=Smashman;27048465]I have an idea. Buy a better game. :buddy:[/QUOTE] I have an idea. Quit being useless. :buddy: [editline]29th December 2010[/editline] Quite strange, OP. Have you tried a different browser, or creating a new account and trying it through that? All very unlikely to actually do anything, but they're quick little things you can try just to see if they work.

Try buying another game.