Well I repatched my Archeage files and logged in and played for about 15 min and then it crashed on me. Restarted it and then got a KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED - BSOD. So I guess I'm back to square 1. Here is the dump file.
MEMORY10.DMP - Google Drive
Ok, reran chkdsk and saved event logs, created zip file and here is the zip file.
Do you think its ok for me to uninstall the ASRock App Shop App with Revo Uninstaller? I'm kind of leary about uninstalling this app (along with slimline apps) that that has its fingers in and around my bios and drivers.
Please follow option TWO of the tutorial for chkdsk as requested, run following command on each partition in an admin command prompt.
This is just an example, change the letter C to the letter of the partitions.Code:chkdsk C: /r
Do you want any of the switches or just the drive letter? I did C already?
All the partitions with provided parameter only :)
That should be enough under normal circumstances.
What provided parameter? the /r says its an example and reading Option2 it lists every switch but I don't see you ever asking for a parameter or switch that's why I was asking earlier.
My post shows what command to run, the /r parameter fixes errors & recovers readable data.
The 'example' I showed is what to enter to run chkdsk through an admin command prompt wherein the /r command is a command I believe is mostly used (or at least a lot), this 'example' you need to use and run on each partition. If any partition has been checked with Windows Explorer chkdsk I would ask to run chkdsk through command prompt on the same partition.
In the tutorial you can see what possibilities you have when running chkdsk on a partition and you see also how you could run chkdsk on a partition, I just specify what to do with chkdsk.
Now I only have a C: partition. Can I run chkdsk on the "system reserved" partition of the computer?
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