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It may be the case where Steam downloaded and installed an update. Right-click it and select the option Run as administrator.

Here you will find the game’s main launcher for example like “dota2.exe”.

The final address would look something like this.

Open win32 if your computer has a 32-bit configuration or win64 if it has a 64-bit configuration. Now you will see two folders named win32 and win64. When inside the folder, open another folder named “ bin”.

When inside the game folder, open the folder named “ game”.

Select the game in which is causing the verification error.

Now you will see different games which are installed in your PC.

Or if you installed Steam in another directory, you can browse to that directory and you will be good to go. The default location of it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam. If there is still an error, you can proceed with the other solutions listed below.

All the games that you install are independent applications present with their executable present in the local files. Solution 2: Opening from the main game folderĪnother remedy is to open the game you are playing directly from its installation folder. Disable all mods, restart Steam and check again if the error persists. If you get an error still, it means that the installed mods on your computer are tampering with the client’s performance. If not, you should try running the verification check again. In the ideal case, the files should be replaced or removed. If the manifests don’t match, Steam declares that there is an error and one (or more) files failed to validate and will be reacquired. The manifest on the Steam servers contains the list of all the files which are supposed to be there according to the most recent update. A manifest is a list of files present on your computer. What verifying integrity of a game does is check the manifest of your game with that present at the Steam servers.