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  1. Posts : 21,482
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       #31

    MS have updated their advice on the SFC issue.
    It seems that this is an error in the 'logic' rather than an actual problem.
    There is no point in attempting to correct the apparent errors, since they will reappear as soon as another diagnostic is run (possibly without user intervention!).

    Therefore, as far as these errors are concerned the current options are

    • ignore the errors, and wait for MS to release the promised update to correct the SFC detections
    • uninstall KB3022345 and hide the offered update until its either updated or replaced.
    Take your pick!

    There are no other errors in the SFC scan that need attention.
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  2. Posts : 26,863
    Windows 11 Pro
       #32

    Thanks Noel
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  3. Posts : 86
    Windows 7 Home Premium
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       #33

    I can't get the BIOS to recognize this flash drive (as being bootable) with the Seatools image burned to it, whether I use Rufus or Win32DiskImager as suggested in the instruction thread you linked.

    To be specific, I downloaded the ISO, extracted it and renamed SeaTools.ima to SeaTools.img (As the thread "Note" stated), burned the renamed file to the flash drive (which was successful), and the BIOS doesn't list it in the boot order options.

    Edit: Since the restarts, MSE has come back on, and I'm currently running a scan with MBAM since I can't get either of the DOS hard drive tools to work.
    Last edited by Requimatic; 27 May 2015 at 16:40.
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  4. Posts : 26,863
    Windows 11 Pro
       #34

    You have a one time boot menu key. You push it when you see the EVGA logo. I am not sure what it is on your board. Some EVGA boards it is Escape key when you see the logo. Try that. I have used Rufus and it usually works fine.

    As a last resort you could burn it to a blank CD and boot from the CD.
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  5. Posts : 86
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    Thread Starter
       #35

    I can't get any of the DOS-based utilities to run regardless of what I try. An older text-only version of Seatools just caused the PC to beep relentlessly as gibberish got sprayed across the screen. Needless to say I had to reset and stop that.
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  6. Posts : 26,863
    Windows 11 Pro
       #36

    Is your sata controller in bios set to AHCI? That's what it is supposed to be to run Seatools. If you can't get it to work right, get seatools for Windows and install it. It won't do quite as good a job as the DOS version, but it should suffice. SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use
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  7. Posts : 86
    Windows 7 Home Premium
    Thread Starter
       #37

    Aye, it's AHCI.

    For clarification about the Seatools DOS version, though: am I extracting the SeaTools.ima (from the downloaded ISO), renaming it, and wirting only the renamed file to the removable device? Or am I renaming it, placing it back in to the original ISO file, and then writing the ISO itself to the removable device? The "Note" in the instruction thread you linked a few posts back makes it seem like you only need to extract the .ima file, rename it, and write that singular file to the device.

    That's kind of bugging me, sorry, haha.

    But for now, I'll try the Windows version and see what it says!
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  8. Posts : 26,863
    Windows 11 Pro
       #38

    That's what it seems to be saying. Write the renamed file to the USB.
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  9. Posts : 86
    Windows 7 Home Premium
    Thread Starter
       #39

    Hm, that's what I've been doing. Oh well. Thanks for clarification!

    So far it passed a short generic test. I'll run the other two recommended tests for non-SG drives and update this when they're done.

    Update: it passed all three tests.

    This is really turning in to an ordeal, I'm sorry. Thanks for all the help and patience.
    Last edited by Requimatic; 28 May 2015 at 00:48. Reason: Updates.
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  10. Posts : 26,863
    Windows 11 Pro
       #40

    I understand completely. Hardware/driver problems are always an ordeal. There is no way, unless the dump files tell us which they rarely do, to find the faulty hardware except to try and test each component. earlier, did you set BIOS to Optimized Defaults? Please reinstall your Graphics drivers, but go by the tutorial I am going to likn and install only the Graphics Driver and the PhysX driver. Nothing else. Make sure the clean install box is checked. Do not install GeForce experience or any of the other drivers.
    NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems . This will give you as clean an install as we can get.

    We started out getting Memory corruption, which usually means ram. You ran memtest86+ and found no errors. We then got the Video Memory violation, which could have been the memory corruption we started off getting. At this point I am leaning toward the graphics card/drivers problem. It would also explain the missing textures you noticed in games too.

    I would also suggest, if you can, disconnect everything from the computer you can. If you have external hard drives, Xbox or anything else connected, disconnect it and see if that makes a difference.

    On your games in Steam, Verify the game files and maybe reinstall Steam if none of the above works. If you don't know how to reinstall Steam and not have to reinstall all of the games, I can tell you. We will worry about that if the above does not work.
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