Disk with Only 3% Free may be Interfering with LMonitor Execution

A system where the disk space is being filled can interfere with the operation of the game. 

I recommend sending an email to support@rsgolf.com requesting assistance when your disk is nearly full and you are unable to free up sufficient space.

Some additional information below: 

My theory:  In the case of the restart, there is a kernel error, so these temporary files are not cleaned up.  Since they are special files, you can’t just delete them, and you can’t just delete them when running “As Administrator”.   You need to be working with “System” permissions.

ChatGPT helped me figure this out:

1) Download System tools from Microsoft on the affected computer.

https://chatgpt.com/c/69227306-1d04-8325-b867-264a90039333#:~:text=https%3A//learn.microsoft.com/sysinternals/downloads/psexec
1) Launch CMD “as administrator

2) A zip file will be in the downloads folder named PsTools.zip

3) Unzip, and cd into the folder named PsTools

4) Confirm PsExec.exe is present.

5) Launch the console (CMD) with “Run as Administrator”

6) CD to the downloads/PSTools folder.

7) Launch another command shell from the CMD currently running with Run as Administrator.

psexec -i -s cmd.exe

8) The “psexec” command launches a new shell with SYSTEM privileges.

9) This new shell has the ability to delete much of the erroneous driver temp files that are clogging the disk drive.  It appears to leave the folder structure behind, but the bulk of the data is deleted.

10) In this example, disk usage dropped from 97% down to 15%.

11) Remember, the anomaly is all these 100 Driver installs that were started, put temp files in place, and then never completed because of the kernel error producing the catastrophic crash and reboot of the system.

12) Now, after struggling with 4 hours of research and investigation, I have the way to delete the system bloat (from 97% down to 15%) with the use of tools that Microsoft says “do not use unless you know what you are doing”.  I’m now ready to run the test to see if Lmonitor is working better.   I haven’t tested yet because I wanted to document these steps before losing the information.

Update: it appears there are two issues.  After correcting the disk drive filling up, the 3trak monitor is still crashing.  Error messages in the console show this: 

We may need to simply reinstall the original package.  Something is corrupt and causing problems.