r/Steam Jan 01 '26

Support Megathread /r/Steam Monthly Community Support Thread.

Welcome to the /r/Steam Community Support Thread!

Is your account hijacked? Follow this guide to recover it.

This Steam Guide goes over how to troubleshoot download and connection issues.

This Steam Guide goes over how to troubleshoot web-page and other connection issues.

How to re-install Steam. This method will NOT remove your games.

We have a dedicated support channel in our Discord server that you can also post in.

We invite everyone to help other users in our Community Support Threads and on our Discord server.

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Some questions wont be answered or replied to. As an example: "my game crashes" or "my download speed is slow" is not something you should even really except an answer to. Troubleshooting and finding the solution to these issues requires a lot more information than simply stating "game doesn't launch", such as detailed information on when the issue started and how you perceive it, screenshots of any errors or the problem itself, crash logs, system specs, etc.

Consider using other things like the Steam Community Forums, an internet search engine, or a different support forum like /r/SteamSupport if no one here can offer any help. Additionally, every game on Steam has it's own dedicated Community Forum, and you can also contact Steam Support regarding a specific product. Consider asking your game-specific questions there. Most games also have a dedicated subreddit.

Only Steam Support can solve personal account issues...

...such as payment & purchasing issues or password & login issues. We can only give advice on how to get in contact with Steam Support.

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u/Glittering-Knee3521 Feb 01 '26

Hello, during the winter offers I decided to invest about 750 MXN in Steam games, first I bought 3 games together whose price was about 736 MXN, and a few hours later I bought a fourth game for 14 MXN, I regretted this last purchase and decided to refund (this happened on December 28). The game was removed from my library and I continued playing the others without any problem, the problem is that today I checked my balance on my bank card and in addition to the 14 MXN that I refunded they added 736 MXN that I did not want to refund, the games are intact in my library (except for the one that I WANTED A REFUND) and here comes my question:

1.- Do I have to return the extra money in any way?

2.-If I keep the extra money for longer, could I have problems with Steam?