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Find a local nerd to do a full evaluation of your computer. Security, optimization, etc.
While its possible to walk you through this over chat (and you can learn a lot this way) find somebody local, trustworthy and who can explain what the heck they're doing and why. No need to bring it to a store where they can make a copy of your stuff(without telling you) and give you more viruses.(You also won't learn how to fix the problem if it happens again, nor how to prevent it)

1) interior 2) crocodile 3) alligator
Now what other thread could I have possibly used this in and ♥♥♥♥♥♥ away with it?

Half-Life features zombies.

Also, have you considered cosplay?
Some schools participate in a nerf vs zombie event. Invite 4000 of your closest friends and pick a side. (not officially sanctioned by schools)

Did the previous account end or are they numbered accounts that are re-used for each course?
I see this as a sneaky way for Valve to increase their user count...

But anyway, you had me at "play Portal for my Sci-Fi Lit class". I hope maybe I can learn a thing or two. I can certainly quote most everything from the game.
What school has this course by the way?

A lot of people have low power laptops. Tower defense is ideal.

The same thing we do every New Years, Try to take over the world!

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my concern is, is there any other way to close the command prompt without exiting steam?

Yes, my entire second paragraph explained the start command.

I found the batch file and the line in the batch file (as I expected):
"C:\program files\steam\steam.exe" -login %SteamLogin% %SteamPassword%

Change it to:
start "C:\program files\steam\steam.exe" -login %SteamLogin% %SteamPassword%

When the batch file is processed the start command should launch steam and then move to the next line. The start command is designed to launch instead of wait for the command to finish (by manually exiting steam in this case).

Therefore like I said the command prompt window won't stick around because the batch file can get to the next statements while steam is starting up.

Its the only way.

But perhaps steam doesn't have the correct Windows user permissions to access the picture.

Copy it off of your camera/whatever onto your hard drive and try again.

Maybe the file is corrupted. Verify you can view the image in a browser. Also try opening it in MSPaint.

If this doesn't work create a steam support ticket(not an email).

Click the left box of the upload form area. That should get you the operating system's file picker. You should never hand type the file name into the box. It shouldn't even allow you to.
Once the file is chosen, click upload and you will see it in the three sizes just above the upload form.
The large image is 184x184 pixels so unless you want steam to alter the picture for you, trim/stretch the ♥♥♥ before you upload it.

The batch file does things in sequential order. Steam must exit before the batch file can proceed with its next command(example: the exit statement you wrote afterwards).
(I don't know what code you're running or where you got the batch file).

Consider finding the line in the batch file and put the word start in front of the whole thing. This causes a fire and forget startup as far as processing the batch file is concerned and the command prompt window won't stick around.