The file contents were basically a readme and opened and looked totally normal and readable).

My 'corrupt' file was for dota2 located at game/bin/motionmapper.rtf. I can confirm in my case that switching to ext4 resolved the issue. Total Hard Disk Space Available: 49086 Mb HTTP (CS,520) - (): Closing connectionĬPU Brand: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670K CPU 3.40GHzĭriver: NVIDIA Corporation GeForce GTX 770/PCIe/SSE2 HTTP (CS,507) - (): Received 0 (Invalid) HTTP response for depot 373301 AppID 570 scheduler finished : removed from schedule AppID 570 state changed : Update Required,Update Started, (Corrupt download) AppID 570 update changed : Running,Stopping, AppID 570 update changed : Running,Downloading,Staging,Stopping, Created download interface of type 'CS' (1) to host () I can upload the whole file, or if there's a better way to copy the whole thing to this thread I can do that too.

Force download by clicking play game, or download now in big picture.

Changing the download location to a different folder/drive/etc.

Completely removing steam and reinstalling.

Here are the things I've tried to fix this issue: Installing breakpad exception handler for appid(steam)/version(1476379980) I have opened steam in a terminal to see if it shows anything useful when the download stops, and this is all it shows: Sometimes it stops downloading and has no error, but schedules the download for another time.

Have you checked for system updates?: YesĪfter a fresh install of both Ubuntu and Steam, whenever I try to install any game, it stops downloading after a minute and gives an error that the download is corrupt.

Steam games not downloading