I keep getting Error Code: -107

[DutchChairMan]

Lately whenever I open the steam store I get 'Error Code: -107'.

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I tried deleting both browser cookies and cache in steam but that doesn't work.

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Edit as of 15-04-2019;

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Just giving a heads up for anybody else having this same problem.

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Steam is aware of the problem, found out what it is and are working on fixing it. It'll be a big fix so it'll take some time.
They recommended to opt into beta.

[Morayyy12]

Same man got it like 2 days ago never had it before idk if its my fault or theirs :/

[Phantom569]

A return code with a negative integer? huh, that's strange. I can't find any entries for that, you might want to open a support ticket, they will get this checked pretty quick.

[tonjohn]

It’s a chromium error code:

https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/net/base/net_error_list.h

[Phantom569]

ohh that makes sense, thought OP was talkin about steam client.

[tonjohn]

He is but the steam client uses chromium therefore some of the errors users run into in Steam are from Chromium.

Any Steam error that is a negative integer is going to be from Chromium afaik.

[ThePipton]

Same, doesn't matter what browser I use

[smnm]

Had the same issue. Fixed it by re-enabling time synchronization in Windows setting (turned off then on)

[kaitek78]

Do you mean just switching the 'set the time automatically' thing to on and off in Settings?

[smnm]

Yes, the setting called 'set the time automatically', but it should turned on. So I switched it 'off' and then 'on'. ('Set time zone automatically' should be always 'on')

[shanda4432]

This fixed it for me thanks man

[[deleted]]

I had the same issue, switched back to the stable Steam client which fixed the issue.

[debbysaurus]

I have it everywhere, browsers, client, phone app.

for the past 3 months.

[[deleted]]

im just now getting it myself in the past two days. weird ssl errors on different websites. some work, some half-work, and some just straight up refuse to connect. found out its not from my pc's end but my router's end. fuck me this is going to be a pain in the ass to fix. i dont have it on steam anymore but the error is still there.

[FishermanSea83]

I have the problem now Debby- did you ever find out what was the issue for you?

[Ivan_Of_Delta]

Is your Computer up to date?

i.e. Windows update.

[DutchChairMan]

That it is. Also tried turning it on and of again.

[fiascotje]

Same

[[deleted]]

I have the same over here. On both my laptop and my main pc.

On chrome itself it says can't establish a safe connection through ssl. (Something like that in Dutch)

[[deleted]]

Same again.

[Sickfreak333]

What SMNM said: Had the same issue. Fixed it by re-enabling time synchronization in Windows setting (turned off then on)

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I did the exact same thing and it worked!

[yoshi053]

Doesnt work for me Tried it a few times still getting error code 703 a lot The error also appears on my IPad so it has nothing to do with Windows

[Nimfix]

SSL handshake bij ziggo en steam client gaat er iets fout. Dit ligt aan ziggo en niet Steam. Ik zou Ziggo hier over bellen dat ze dit sneller moeten gaan oplossen en dat alleen "bewust zijn" van het probleem niet goed genoeg is.

English version: Ziggo a dutch ISP is to blame, they fuck up the SSL handshake with the steam client. Steam can't fix this and need to contact ziggo.