How to Fix a Game That Keeps Erasing
Windows 7 supports most video games that are made for the PC. If your PC meets the other minimum system requirements, you can play a video game without any issues. However, file-system errors or bad sectors on the hard disk can erase or corrupt the files of a video game installation. You can fix this issue by using a built-in recovery option in Window 7.
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Instructions
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Click the "Computer" option on the "Start" menu.
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Right-click the hard drive partition where the video game is installed. Select the "Properties" option on the drop-down menu.
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Click "Tools" and then click the "Check Now" button.
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Check both the boxes under “Check Disk Options” and click “Start.” You will be notified after Windows 7 recovers any file system errors or bad sectors on the hard disk.
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Insert the installation DVD of the video game and follow the onscreen instructions to reinstall it.
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Tips & Warnings
The time it takes to recover a hard disk partition will depend upon its storage capacity.
