SUBSIM Radio Room Forums - View Single Post

JScones · 05-02-08, 09:09 AM

OK. You may need some assistance from someone else for a bit of this, because I don't have any of the mods that you have (I don't even have SH4 installed), so don't know which one(s) include the problem file, although to me it does appear to be the TM_15B mod copy causing the grief.

But what I would do now is delete the MODS\!BACKUP and MODS\!INSTLOGS folders and all contents. I would then delete the mod(s) that contain the file causing the grief, and I would re d/l them; this covers the scenario of corrupt d/l files. I would then re-enable the mod(s) and see how it goes from there.

If it still fails, I'd then do a chkdsk /r on the (presumably C:\) drive overnight, just to see whether there is anything sinister happening on the hard drive itself.

05-02-08, 09:09 AM	#9
JScones Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,501 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	OK. You may need some assistance from someone else for a bit of this, because I don't have any of the mods that you have (I don't even have SH4 installed), so don't know which one(s) include the problem file, although to me it does appear to be the TM_15B mod copy causing the grief. But what I would do now is delete the MODS\!BACKUP and MODS\!INSTLOGS folders and all contents. I would then delete the mod(s) that contain the file causing the grief, and I would re d/l them; this covers the scenario of corrupt d/l files. I would then re-enable the mod(s) and see how it goes from there. If it still fails, I'd then do a chkdsk /r on the (presumably C:\) drive overnight, just to see whether there is anything sinister happening on the hard drive itself.