Quick bump, but I just tried out Tales of the Abyss and I checked all the files with the .sfv and it said they were all fine. I extracted with no errors and it said the iso was about 3.7gb. That seemed about right, so then I check it's properties and it says 0bytes...
Something real weird is going on I think...
Something real weird is going on I think...
OMG! It happened again! I dl'd Tales of the Abyss from a different source, but when I extracted, no errors but ended up 0kb. I'll try dl'ing WinRar and maybe that will fix my issue D':
EDIT: Used WinRar and it ended up the same... I think I have a serious issue here. Tomorrow in the afternoon I'll transfer the files to my other computer and see if that works.
EDIT: Used WinRar and it ended up the same... I think I have a serious issue here. Tomorrow in the afternoon I'll transfer the files to my other computer and see if that works.
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