Cornholio1
FS Member
For some people buying or selling accounts the "digit" to them is important. The lower it is, the more it's worth.
To check your Steam digit, follow these steps.
1. Click Start, then "Run", type "regedit.exe" into the Run dialog box.
2. Then choose the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" folder, then the "Software" folder, and then the "Valve" folder.
3. Once your in the Valve folder, go to the "Steam" folder and then finally the "Users" folder.
4. Once you are in the Users folder, divide the number in half and there is your digits. Dis-regard the numbers after the decimal.
To check your Steam digit, follow these steps.
1. Click Start, then "Run", type "regedit.exe" into the Run dialog box.
2. Then choose the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" folder, then the "Software" folder, and then the "Valve" folder.
3. Once your in the Valve folder, go to the "Steam" folder and then finally the "Users" folder.
4. Once you are in the Users folder, divide the number in half and there is your digits. Dis-regard the numbers after the decimal.
