hanwinting

ok i m having this problem since i reinstalled the windows.
Here is the problem.
after reinstalling the OS, whenever i downloaded some programs and tried to run it, it kept saying that " the File is corrupted please try to download it again"

Can someone tell me what is going on??
thnx

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guitar22891

Are they programs that you have been able to run before? Try booting with windows disk in the your drive and instead of going through installation.. do a repair. If it still no t working then I would do the whole instalallation over again. Format ==> Install.....

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Ropey

Can you download some files from another site? Do these also contain corruption?

If so, are you overclocked? If so, have you tested the overclock for stability with OCCT/Prime95? Can you uninstall the network driver and perform a reinstall of the driver. Does the problem still occur? If so, can you enter BIOS and disable the onboard (Assuming you are using the onboard network adapter) network adapter and install a network adapter card and retest for data corruption.

R

hanwinting

i have reinstalled windowns many times but it didnt help.
any files i tried to download from internet is corrupted

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hanwinting

yes i m overclocked. i will try to test what u suggested
thnx

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ENTERPRISE

Well i can see you are running SATA. SATA HDD's can corrupt easily because of overclocks changing the operating frequency of the SATA ports make sure those drives are in locked ports on your motherboard..Also re-evaluate your overl****.

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hanwinting

thank you all for helping me out here. the issue is resolved.
Ropey was right. it seems like my chipset drivers (which includes network driver) was corrupted. i downloaded a new one and reinstall and everything works fine now
Thnx !
rap for all of u

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Ropey

Often when the overclock is just on the instable side there are longer term problems on the SATA and the PCI (Network, etc) that only show up in time. Thus if you keep the same overclock the reinstall will (in time) produce corruption again. The corruption is cumulative, meaning that it will again end up in inability to perform events correctly.

Test your overclock for an extended period of time. I say Prime95 for 24 hours and OCCT Stress Test for 30 Minutes. Prior to this, test with Memtest86 for two runs.

Then if you are stable, this issue will not occur once again in the future.

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