Here's a bash script I use on Linux. I'm pretty sure people have used this on Macs before. #!/bin/bash # # Simple Archive Format # #set -C if test "_$1_" = _c_ then shift for f in "$@" do if ! test -f "$f" then echo 1>&2 "error: $f is not a regular file" e...

Always shut it down through Windows. If you just hit the power button it doesn't have a chance to sync its file system and you'll get lost/corrupted files. The only time to do a hard power down or hard reboot is if the system is unresponsive leaving you with no other choice.

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When you turn off your PC, do you shut it down from Windows or do you just cut the power? If you just cut the power you're corrupting your filesystem.

I locked his name. I'm not going to bother with the demo with no information.

Try viewing the key in a different font. Some fonts make it really hard to tell L, I and 1 apart.

I upload them in order but I'm not sure exactly how BMT allocates them. It's mostly sequential but not always.

"nvoglv32.dll" is the Nvidia OpenGL driver. Looks like 0xc0000409 is a stack buffer overrun. So something in the GL driver wrote below the stack pointer. Probably a bug in the driver. Try going back a version.

That's usually a software firewall blocking the game.

UID 34474 has been banned for one day. Next time will be a week.

That's not it. You want the one for mx.exe. I think you want to look under applications. It was much easier in older versions of Windows when there was just a "view details" button after a crash.

I'd check if it was a joke or not but it's like a 700 MB download. Screw that.

There might be a clue in the Windows event log. Find the entry from when the game crashed and post the crash details.

Small correction: it's %localappdata% not %localappsdata%.

Looks like it's flattening out a bit. Instead of every day being 40% more than the previous day, now it's just 20,000 new positives per day.