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Maybe a noob question
K
I have a small problem that I need claification...Once I download 1 or several games for DS and I unrar it to it's own folder would I be able to put the .NDS file in another DS unit after a few days has past. I'm asking this because my oldest was not at home for a few days and I downloaded a few games for my youngest and kept the file there for when my oldest came back so they would have the same games on their DS..Now I tried to copy & paste the game and it is saying that the file or repertoir is damaged and unreadable....thxs in advance
A
If the files are damaged and unreadable, then they are corrupt.You need to re-download them.
K
But they are working fine on the fisrt DS that I installed them...very strange
OK I'll try that in another folder..thxs
A
No problem.They are working fine on the DS because the files aren't corrupted, while somehow the files on your computer are corrupted.Very peculiar.
S
kentv · #1.Now I tried to copy & paste the game and it is saying that the file or repertoir is damaged and unreadable....
It shouldn't hapend the only reason that could happened would be...
ace1o1 · #2If the files are damaged and unreadable, then they are corrupt.
so you would need to...
ace1o1 · #2You need to re-download them.
So you could be able to transfer data to any r4.
Next time you better keep a back up in your computer (and be sure they aren't corrupted :P )
K
Thank you all for your help...I redownloaded the files and all is well..You can bet I will be looking into this problem further in detail...Again thxs for you quick repliesregards
S
For the record. This sounds like your hard drive became faulty, that's actually a pretty serious indicator that things might soon go bad. You should run check disk to make sure your hard drive is not about to go bad.
L
also try HDDLife, thats fairly good at indicating if something is about to go. Make sure all your backups are up to date; this might be the only warning sign you get.
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