If Steam still displays an error that says the app has issues communicating with its servers, your last resort is to remove and reinstall the app on your computer. Select the padlock icon at the bottom, enter your Mac’s admin username and password, and select Unlock.Select Security & Privacy on the following page.Select the Apple logo in your Mac’s top-left corner and choose System Preferences.Select OK at the bottom to save your changes.Turn on both Private and Public checkboxes for Steam.Disable the Microsoft Defender Firewall toggle.Select Firewall & network protection in the app.Open Start, find Windows Security, and open the app.If Steam then succeeds in connecting to its servers, you can add the app to your firewall’s whitelist so your firewall always allows Steam to connect to the internet. You can verify this by temporarily turning off your firewall. Your machine’s firewall may have blocked Steam’s access to the internet, causing the app unable to communicate with its servers. Terminal won’t display the password but type it anyway. Type your Mac’s admin password and press Enter.Sudo dscacheutil -flushcache sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder Type the following command in Terminal and press Enter:.After the DNS cache is cleared, run the following commands, one at a time.
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