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After waiting for days for a response from D2D support and Steam support and digging through various places, I finally tried something different and it worked and DLC was installed within few minutes.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: So much annoyance could have been avoided if D2D would have simply written in some text file or on download page how to add that key to Steam. And then the DLC was installed, so in essence it seems that I didn't even have to use the files downloaded from D2D, registering the key with Steam made it to download the files and the patch and install it. Then Steam started to download some stuff for my FNV and later in the end also the patch. D2D had provided me with a key so I entered it there and it got registered.

So in the end, when I was digging through Steam client to see what else I can do there, I saw the link about registering a game with Steam, by using a product key. D2D file seemed to contain everything, like setup.exe and the DLC files and what not, but running any of the EXE files didn't actually install the DLC for some reason.