Railworks America

Hi,
I closed Railworks/Steam after working on my route for a while, and decided to take rest..opened again after 3-4 hrs and now suddenly steam says to install railworks..There is no play button..I did not change anything.How can I revert it back..is this happening to anyone else...

Have you checked the steam apps/common folder?

All your games are located there, each in their own folder.
There should be a Railworks folder also.

Try starting Railworks.exe with the Steam client running.

TS2016 starts if opened from railworks folder...but cannot open using steam.It still says Install instead of play..I restarted steam

I pressed install a its showing 3.2gb of 4.5 GB download.what is the extra 1.2 gb..does this have to do anything with the pfevious free demo Ts2016

1. Close TS, if you haven't already.
2. Reboot your computer.
3. Restart TS.
4. If the problem persists, perform a files verification. (Some folks -- well, at least one folk I know of -- insist that the verification must be repeated until no files fail, but I've never experienced that.)
5. Reboot your computer and try starting TS normally again.

I had a 1.2gb update earlier this week as well. I think it is just that patch for the 'Acadamy' items that were improved. You can just click 'pause' on the update and launch the game through steam still.

OldProf wrote:1. Close TS, if you haven't already.
2. Reboot your computer.
3. Restart TS.
4. If the problem persists, perform a files verification. (Some folks -- well, at least one folk I know of -- insist that the verification must be repeated until no files fail, but I've never experienced that.)
5. Reboot your computer and try starting TS normally again.

Something I learned the hard way. Reboot is not the same as Restart. Shut down the computer so you have to push the button on the case to start it up again

I'm an IT guy ...

Reboot and restart are generally synoynmous. If I tell someone "reboot your computer" I mean "restart" (the OS).

Powering on the computer after a complete shutdown is what's called a "cold boot" or "cold start" - though the terms are probably rarely used outside of IT departments.

The best way to distinguish them? If you mean to tell someone to restart the operating system without shutting down the computer, then "reboot"or "restart" should convey that to most people. If you mean "do a cold start" just spell it out a little: "shut down the computer, wait 30 seconds or so, and then turn it back on."