Steam is a seamless platform for gamers around the world, but sometimes users may encounter hiccups such as the captcha not working on Windows. If you’re facing this issue, here are six ways to fix it:

1.Refresh the Captcha: The simplest fix is often just to refresh the captcha by clicking the refresh button next to it or reloading the page. This can sometimes resolve temporary glitches in loading the captcha.

2.Clear Your Browser Cache and Cookies: Accumulated cache and cookies can cause loading issues with captcha. Clearing your browser’s cache and cookies will remove any stored data that could be conflicting with Steam’s captcha functionality.

3.Update Your Browser: An outdated browser may have compatibility issues with modern websites. Make sure your browser is updated to the latest version to avoid any compatibility issues with Steam’s captcha system.

4.Disable Ad Blockers and Extensions: Sometimes ad blockers or browser extensions can interfere with captcha loading. Try disabling any ad blockers or unnecessary extensions, then refresh the page to see if the captcha appears.

5.Check Your Internet Connection: A slow or unstable internet connection might prevent the captcha from loading properly. Test your internet speed and stability, and reset your router if needed.

6.Contact Steam Support: If all else fails, contacting Steam support can provide additional assistance. They may offer solutions specific to your situation or inform you if there’s a known issue with their captcha service.

By following these steps, most issues with Steam’s captcha not working on Windows should be resolved, returning you to your gaming experience without further interruption.