[The-One]

Hello,

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Private Sub FSL()
Try
      Dim SteamExe() As Process = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessesByName("steam.exe")
      Dim Path As String = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ProgramFiles) & "\Steam\config\SteamAppData.vdf"
      If IO.File.Exists(Path) = True Then
         IO.File.Delete(Path)
      End If
      For Each p As Process In SteamExe
      p.Kill()
Next
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
End Sub

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FSL()

[Ajumma]

thanks, I'll try it 2moro =D

[StRaXxXD]

Nice one...Did you code it ?

[iKorkSkalle]

Shouldn't you kill the Steam process first?
If user have Steam running i guess the path can't be deleted?
Correct me if im wrong, please.

Anyway, nice.

[Rhizoid]

this is a old code bro ;(

[aiobeta]

Shouldn't you kill the Steam process first?
If user have Steam running i guess the path can't be deleted?
Correct me if im wrong, please.

Anyway, nice.

agreed you would not delete the path if the process is runnig

nice code

thanks

[TehShrink]

Thanks for the contribution, might have some use for this.

[Heb0]

Shouldn't you kill the Steam process first?
If user have Steam running i guess the path can't be deleted?
Correct me if im wrong, please.

Anyway, nice.

Thats true man!

[Cunt]

Nice but old and Korrupt.exe coded this (i think)
and also ~ i dnt think steam needs to be closed :/
and i dont use progrma files so look at reg.

[The-One]

Nice but old and Korrupt.exe coded this (i think)
and also ~ i dnt think steam needs to be closed :/
and i dont use progrma files so look at reg.

Somebody told me a while ago that the login details where saved in SteamAppData.

Yes, ofcourse you need to kill the steam.exe first. Ill add it.

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Added it to the code.

[n1cson]

yes login datas are saved in steamappdata
you can open the steamappdata and then you can see your logins^^

[codepoet]

very nice share man....thanks

[0xE9]

yea, my version is short eaiser and steam can be open, coded by me.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=383639

[The-One]

Ok,yes ofcourse there are more ways to do this :)