Write steam://flushconfig in the run textbox (see screenshot below) and hit OK.Right-Click to the Windows Start button and click to Run (or left-click and select the Run command icon if you're running Windows 7 or earlier).If the above option doesn't work, you can try resetting the Steam configuration in the following way: This should do the trick: in case it doesn't, keep reading. Open the Steam client, then go to Steam > Settings > Downloads: once there, click to the CLEAR DOWNLOAD CACHE button. Luckily enough, there are many effective solution to fix this issue for good and resume downloading/updating games.
If you've stumbled upon this post it probably means you are a Steam user (the massively-popular gaming distribution platform owned by Valve Corporation) and you have one or more games stuck into the dreadful 'Download Queued' or 'Update Queued' status - even if there are no active downloads. Whenever this scenario occurs Steam is basically unable to download or update anything, which can be extremely annoying.
