Erik

Turn your settings down for sound, graphics, and effects and then reload the campaign. Likely you're overloading your machine but with your description it could be anything including the density of the watermelon sitting on your counter.

Was this at one point payware? We don't condone or support piracy of any kind even for products that should be considered abandonware unless you have author's express permission. Too many liabilities for us as a website in the long run. Thanks for the information.

Take care of yourself Mohamed, I worry about you and the family every day with all the crazy shit happening in the world. See you when you get back.

I'm a little uncomfortable with someone that joined 12 hours ago posting a link for others to download with very little information on what this is and why you posted it here. I've removed the content until we get a better understanding what you're after and what it is you're providing a link to. This is 2026, not many people are going to blindly download content stuffed in a dropbox. Thanks

PayPal does allow you to use your credit, debit, and digital card directly without needing a PayPal account. Like Flanker562 said that depend on ThirdWire and the way they have their account set up. I did want to clarify that having a PayPal account is optional.

Looks like a great time! A well deserved reward.

There's not enough information for me to help with this, he can submit a support ticket or PM me about his old account but his new account is active and capable of downloading since he just made his second post. We don't allow for duplicate accounts so I wouldn't recommend he use the old account at all, just my advice.

This free sentinel looks like a pretty nifty way to monitor your drives and it alerts you if there's a problem. Looks like a ton of information built into the GUI as well. https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xpdnxg5333csvk?hl=en-US&gl=US

Each disk manufacturer makes their own proprietary disk software. You can download and install per their instructions. Using a manufacturer's disk software may give you a few more values or options which are good for disk management if you need fix, move, or wipe a disk but if you're just looking to monitor you can use something like below. Windows has a pretty decent free option called Crystal Disk Info. You can grab it in the Microsoft Store here: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xp8k4rgx25g3gm?hl=en-US&gl=US. There's a quick tutorial of how to use Crystal Disk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej-5N81XXdg.

HDDs and SSDs both fail but for different reasons, HDDs are mechanical and SSDs are electronic and have respective failures. Today's storage media has SMART (Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology) built into it which will report problems with these drives, available for both HDD and SSD storage devices. Most people won't monitor their disks and there are no idiot lights so it tends to be a complete situational awareness and loss of data for them. In my opinion an SSD's speed and storage ability far outweigh the spinning platters of yesterday's HDDs. Backups and monitoring are your defense points, if you're doing one or both you are far better off than doing nothing at all.

I know what I have, no low-ball offers.

I've been thinking I need to upgrade but I'm still on the fence.

Someone feed you damn kids too much sugar again? Now be quiet my program is on.

Have you looked in the Knowledge Base? https://combatace.com/forums/forum/349-strike-fighters-knowledge-base/ Sorry I couldn't help myself

The wounded machine is in a new chassis with a new RAID Controller and everything seems to have moved over without issue. This will hopefully curtail issues with disks randomly disappearing and trying to ruin my weekend. Please let me know if you guys see anything that I've overlooked either in performance or functionality. This officially ends our maintenance window for this report. Thank you.