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<:Tea:612680029171875850> <:Tea:612680029171875850> <:Tea:612680029171875850> E3 cancelled, E4 is in.
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Thanks to your incredible support, #OCTOPATHTRAVELER has now shipped 1 million units globally, including #NintendoSwitch #eShop downloads. The developers at Square Enix would like to thank you for making this possible.
octopath did quite well
ironically, Karp beat you to the punch on that
oof
Pika, when you get a minute I need to test something on you
I need to see if I made these instructions idiot proof
alright I have a minute
and karp I finished the 4 characters I was playing
and beyond that no
OK @deleted-role we're going to be starting our Phijkchu farm at 6PM, and the server will be up until ~11PM
The Imgur above is a simple guide I made for how to setup your Stardew, Pika can vouch the it's easy and doesn't break anything
>im going out at 6pm
rip
Do we want to move it to later?
5 hours is plenty of time for people to pop in and out
should be fine
k, sounds good
At least it seems better than the beta, and it doesn't stop running randomly
What's the issue do you think?
No, I mean what are you doing that's causing it
I mean, is it crashing while you encode
While you play games
While you just sit on the desktop
What does the "PFN List Corrupt" Blue Screen Error Mean?
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www.reviversoft.comIs that the only thing that causes a blue screen for you right now Vinny?
Also Leg, this site is not helpful, it just lists the 4 steps that commonly fix problems
What do you mean "in a loop"
When you turn it on, is it blue screening immediately?
Or when it tries to boot in
Assuming you have a normal computer, I have some steps you can take to see what failed
RIP, Vinny died I guess
So you said you could go into the BIOS
And that video was you not doing anything after powering on
I'd first check to see if you could safe boot
After that, I'd try running a MEM/PWR test, or whatever ASUS calls it now
Then I'd try taking your video card out, and seeing if you could boot on a low-power system
Then I'd try flashing the BIOS
I'd check to see if it could safe boot
If it can safe boot, you'll need a new HDD, but you can recover from the old one probably
