That last rule means that, while a Steam Deck can receive a game file from a desktop PC, it cannot transfer game files it has installed out to another PC or Deck. To make sure your Steam client can spot other clients with a game installed, you'll need to make sure both are set to online, both allow transfers using the settings listed above, there are no games running or downloads occurring when the check happens, the game cannot be a preload (must be a public build) and is up-to-date, and the client with the files to send out is a desktop PC.
Only my friends - allow transfers to/from devices your Steam friends are logged into, connected to your LAN.Only my own devices - allow transfers to/from another device you are currently logged in with the same Steam account on your LAN.It will not download from or transfer to any other PC connected to your LAN. Off - this client will not look for or allow local game file transfers.By default, Steam will only begin a file transfer from another PC or Steam Deck that your account is logged into.
There are a few key settings to note with Steam's new local connection settings, which determine what permissions Steam has to reach out to other clients and users. If found, Steam will begin a file transfer process to move the files to your device, instead of starting a download from Steam's online servers. When you ask Steam to download a game, it will now perform a check to see if any local network for devices running Steam already have the game files installed. (Image credit: Valve) How to transfer Steam games over a local network
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