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JScones · 05-02-08, 07:04 AM

This error usually suggests a corruption with your master file table or file allocation table, well outside the scope of either JSGME or SH4.

Two options:

1. Lazy, quick and dirty (cross fingers): Disable all mods, then delete the MODS\!BACKUP and MODS\!INSTLOGS folders and all contents. Then try again and pray.

2. Long, but more thorough way that aims to get at the root cause: Complete the above step, then before re-enabling anything, run chkdsk with the /R switch, which checks for both bad HD sectors and file errors. Yes, it will take a few hours, but it may just reduce subsequent pain. I'd run it while I was sleeping, or at the least when not needing to otherwise use my computer. Ordinarily I'd also recommend defragging, but I see you're a regular with that.

05-02-08, 07:04 AM	#7
JScones Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,501 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	This error usually suggests a corruption with your master file table or file allocation table, well outside the scope of either JSGME or SH4. Two options: 1. Lazy, quick and dirty (cross fingers): Disable all mods, then delete the MODS\!BACKUP and MODS\!INSTLOGS folders and all contents. Then try again and pray. 2. Long, but more thorough way that aims to get at the root cause: Complete the above step, then before re-enabling anything, run chkdsk with the /R switch, which checks for both bad HD sectors and file errors. Yes, it will take a few hours, but it may just reduce subsequent pain. I'd run it while I was sleeping, or at the least when not needing to otherwise use my computer. Ordinarily I'd also recommend defragging, but I see you're a regular with that.