Client file corruption detected.Closing game client

TheShadowRo wrote: »

Some hardware specifications ? CPU / GPU / RAM and windows version ?


My advice:

1. Check your PC for viruses, but not use any windows scanner - since they may be already compromised, intead read here how to create a bootable USD or CD with bitdefender antivirus, stat-up your pc using that image, let antivirus update and scan all your hdd :
https://www.bitdefender.com/support/how-to-create-a-bitdefender-rescue-cd-627.html

2. Now back in windows (after you finish virus scan - and delete all infections if they was founded)
- Install Advanced System Care 10 , scan and fix all problems will found
- Use driver booster (found on ASC 10 tool menu) - update your drivers and windows updates required for games.

3. Fully uninstall Cross Fire , then go to My Documents\Cross Fire\ and delete files with .dat extension - will delete all your game preferences, also fix rezolution problems
Install Cross Fire to a different partition , in any care don't use default location on C:\ , choose \ or E:\ etc
Run game as administrator and compatibility mode windows 7
When you are inside game - set game sezolution same as your desktop under windows and use fullscreen mode.

P.S. Client corruption message usually indicate some file from your game are changed or can't be readed - therefore may be a virus OR your HDD have bad sectors on surface (therefore install in other location) but in last care your HDD must be replaced as soon as possible.