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    Format the hard drive.
    If that doesn't fix the problem, try a different hard drive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kedawa View Post
    Format the hard drive.
    If that doesn't fix the problem, try a different hard drive.
    did anyone read the thread ?


    well, i think that i wrote too much
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    Quote Originally Posted by eskobar View Post
    did anyone read the thread ?


    well, i think that i wrote too much
    If you're not encountering any serious issues anymore I wouldn't be too concerned with a corrupt file structure and I wouldn't go through the trouble of re-formatting the drive if it's not absolutely necessary.

    I've seen threads on the official PlayStation forums with users like us who have file structures that always get recognized as "corrupt" when in the diagnostics menu but it hasn't affected a single other thing operation-wise.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankie_Says_Relax View Post
    If you're not encountering any serious issues anymore I wouldn't be too concerned with a corrupt file structure and I wouldn't go through the trouble of re-formatting the drive if it's not absolutely necessary.

    I've seen threads on the official PlayStation forums with users like us who have file structures that always get recognized as "corrupt" when in the diagnostics menu but it hasn't affected a single other thing operation-wise.
    I will follow your advise, mate.

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