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Restart Steam and see if it makes any difference.

If other services or websites also feel sluggish, then the problem is likely related to your connection rather than Steam.

Check if other websites/services are working as intended, and test your connectionвЂ™s performance using SpeedTest or Fast.

This is especially important if you share your network with multiple people, such as roommates or family members who use the internet frequently.

Make sure you (or other people) are not using your bandwidth for a different purpose (such as downloading a movie, watching a livestream, or downloading another game simultaneously).

This will help you save time if one of these ends up fixing the problem for you. If the problem is on your end, there are a few quick things to check before moving on to the more complex solutions. With that said, itвЂ™s now time to look at the solutions and solve this problem once and for all so you can continue downloading and enjoying your favorite games on Steam.

The image below shows what users see in their Steam downloads dashboard when this problem occurs. This leads to them searching for the cause of the problem in the wrong place when itвЂ™s usually just a bug on Steam.

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Users often blame themselves for doing something that causes the download speed to drop so quickly. The reason why this often leaves users confused is that the download starts with normal speeds, then sharply drops to zero. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.When your download speed drops to 0 bytes, the problem is pretty self-explanatory. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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