(That only works for accleration, since it is on one DVD.) You could try to use another computer to copy everything from the DVD to a USB stick. If that still does not help it may be the DVD player. And do not leave the DVD soaking in the water, just a Quick Soap-Rinse-Dry Affair.). I would try cleaning it (Give it a quick wash with fairy liquid and a quick dry, do not rub the surface with anything rough. to me it looks mostly like a read error from the DVD.
This means I think that your first error does not make clear which device (HD or DVD) is causing the issue (is damaged).īut. The complex part of this is that during install, the files on the DVD are checked for integrity, but the files that are installed on the HD are also checked to see if they were copied correctly. So read up on it before throwing that Harddisk away. Didn't read them all, some said it could be a windows error too, and a format+reinstall windows could help. I came across several suggestions of what to do in case of CRC error on a harddisk/external drive. But use with care, it 'repair' things by deleting corrupt data!
Windows has a built in 'disk check' utility, which may help temporarily. If it is happening while running a file from the Harddisk it means the harddisk is busted. If if it happens when running a file from the DVD (the installer), it could also mean the DVD reader is broken. Greasy fingerprints can mean the data on the disk can not be read correctly. If if it happens when running a file from the DVD (the installer) it could be a simple fix. Does it happen when you run a file from the FSX-DVD? Or when running something that is already on your PC? (It's also used to check ethernet data, not important here.)įrom what you wrote I can't make out when the error occurs exactly. That's when you get your CRC error.ĬRC errors can occur when you try to read from a broken harddisk, DVD/CD, or when the CD/DVD player or harddisk itself is broken and reads the CD/DVD incorrectly. If the data is not being read correctly because of a damaged disk or drive, the results will be different. Both these should give the same result if the data is fine and is being read ok. The data is read, and then read a second time. The following is not completely true, but it gives an impression of what happens. To be honest, first time I heard of it, so bear with.ĬRC is a way in which raw data that is read from a drive/disk/network is checked for errors.
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