Running for the first time a Steam game

I have 18 different C++... from 2005 to 2010. it's not a bad thing, is it? What should I do with them?

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You can click "cancel" when it installs these things but it will try to install these things again the next time you start the game. AFAIK you can't do anything about this (other than using Linux ;)).

You may cancel Direct X, it's the time consuming one, let the others run and you should be good to go.

does it really matter that much, it is only a first time install to make sure your game has the best possible drivers for it to run

i'm not sure but i think if you delete install.vdf (it's in all games's folder) it will never ask again. sorry for english

Delete these files within a games folder if the game is trying to install them everytime you start it.

YOU'RE NOT INSTALLING C++, you're only added libraries from the game to the C++ base in Windows, and yes, THAT'S NECESARY, but if you installed with crysis 3 and now you're installing Age of Empires 3, isnt so much.
Trust me, I'm engineer :)

YOU'RE NOT INSTALLING C++, you're only added libraries from the game to the C++ base in Windows, and yes, THAT'S NECESARY, but if you installed with crysis 3 and now you're installing Age of Empires 3, isnt so much.
Trust me, I'm engineer :)

"And all that crap" = for me, NOTEPAD one time even... :/

Allright, allright, I got it. Thanks everyone for your time. :)

I don't think it is... If it is, HOW THE HELL DO I DO IT!? I am sick and tired of installing DirectX 11 every time I install a game...

Go to your Steam install folder, then common>steamapps>the specific game you want, look for installscript.vdf, open in notepad, erase everything, save, set it as read only, and now it won't do first time setup for that specific game.