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Steam Client Service 100% Disk usage

I'm not downloading anything on steam and basically, Steam Client Service is putting my disk up to 100% all the time I have tried deleting it and then putting a steam client service in that is from a different computer and the same problem occurs. Just to confirm once again, im not downloading anything or updating anything. It also makes downloading updates impossible and it makes it super choppy and so takes about 4 hours to download an update that usually takes about 3 minutes. Hopefully someone can help me with this because it makes playing or doing anything on my computer. Thanks

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Check your OS integrity with sfc/ scannow assuming you are on Windows and not macOS. 

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23 hours ago, DrMacintosh said:

Check your OS integrity with sfc/ scannow assuming you are on Windows and not macOS. 

I have done this multiple times and it comes back fine. Its the same as Windows Error checking so I dont think that it is that. Il try it again just in case something changed in the midterm. Thanks for your input

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