Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Corrupt download delete and redownload the match #3. Np dude now i only have to fix my own problem:/ my problem was the same as yours. So have you try the same what you said? #15 Showing 1-15 of 147 comments.
For the past month me and my brother have been having an issue is CS:GO where when we try to play a matchmaking game we get a corrupted packet error. The console fills up with the error and restarting the game or steam when we get the error doesn't fix it. It happens about half the times we try to play, and sometimes it will let me in and not him and vice versa. I have tried disabling my router's firewall, the windows firewall, my antivirus, reinstalling the game, verifying the game cache, and deleting programs that are said to interfere with steam. I also don't get the issue with other source engine games (Insurgency, CS:S, TF2,). My ISP is Xfinity, and again I only get the issue on MM servers and have no issue on DM servers or community servers. I also tried to contact Steam support but to no avail.
My PC specs:
AMD FX-6300
MSI R9 280X
GIGABYTE 970A-D3P
WDC Blue 1TB
8GB RAM
Screenshot of the issue:
I have an update for CS:GO and Dota 2, but when trying to update the game it pauses abruptly, normally near the end, with the pause message 'CORRUPT UPDATE FILES'. Here is an example of what they look like:
How can I fix this?
Currently I have tried the following ways to resolve this, none of them have worked:
- Navigate to the steam library that CS:GO is located in.
- Enter the downloading folder,
steamapps/downloading/. - Delete all files and folders with 730. This is as 730 is CS:GO's app ID.
- Try updating CS:GO.
Verify integrity of game cache.
- Clear download cache.
- Update the game from another account, as a forum post suggested this.
- Reboot PC.
- Update game from a fresh OS.
- Uninstall the game, and then re-install.
1 Answer
There seems to be a problem with installing a game on a ntfs-partition with Steam on Linux. Try to mount your ntfs partition with these options in your /etc/fstab file:
defaults,exec,uid=1000,gid=1000
Fix Corrupt Video Files
Solution from here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/4800