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I have been pretty much Steam-agnostic until now, even though I only have
dialup. No longer.
I didn't want counterstrike(see above), but as you all know, you have to
install it to get around the .ico bug in the cd installer.
One day, Steam decided to partially upgrade HL2 and then for reasons unknown
began updating CS before the HL2 upgrade was finished. When I went to
uninstall CS (to redirect Steam's attention back to HL2), there was no sign
of it in Add/Remove programs. So I clicked on HL2, expecting a maintenence
dialog to appear, similar to the original windows .msi install, where I
could choose to remove cs only.
I was wrong; selecting HL2 in add-remove programs immediately uninstalled
HL2 and left Counterstrike, the exact opposite of what my intention was. So
how DO you uninstall CS if you don't want it?
Steam:
Concept and architecture: C+
Actual implementation: F (and that's being generous)
I have been pretty much Steam-agnostic until now, even though I only have
dialup. No longer.
I didn't want counterstrike(see above), but as you all know, you have to
install it to get around the .ico bug in the cd installer.
One day, Steam decided to partially upgrade HL2 and then for reasons unknown
began updating CS before the HL2 upgrade was finished. When I went to
uninstall CS (to redirect Steam's attention back to HL2), there was no sign
of it in Add/Remove programs. So I clicked on HL2, expecting a maintenence
dialog to appear, similar to the original windows .msi install, where I
could choose to remove cs only.
I was wrong; selecting HL2 in add-remove programs immediately uninstalled
HL2 and left Counterstrike, the exact opposite of what my intention was. So
how DO you uninstall CS if you don't want it?
Steam:
Concept and architecture: C+
Actual implementation: F (and that's being generous)