Even in Oblivion - clearing the cache would be useless. A patch isn't stored as cached memory...
It may very well be impossible to remove an already downloaded/applied patch (unless you can find a way in the System blade). Once it's applied, it basically embeds itself with the game - booting everytime the game is loaded.
Try looking in the System -> Memory area in your dashboard. If you find a file which isn't a game save, isn't a picture pack, etc - TRY removing it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND doing this ... but if the game is literally unplayable - it may be the last resort.
Ever think the problem could be elsewhere? (i.e. a scratch on the disk?)
Even in Oblivion - clearing the cache would be useless. A patch isn't stored as cached memory...
It may very well be impossible to remove an already downloaded/applied patch (unless you can find a way in the System blade). Once it's applied, it basically embeds itself with the game - booting everytime the game is loaded.
Try looking in the System -> Memory area in your dashboard. If you find a file which isn't a game save, isn't a picture pack, etc - TRY removing it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND doing this ... but if the game is literally unplayable - it may be the last resort.
Ever think the problem could be elsewhere? (i.e. a scratch on the disk?)
Aaron89
Nope no scratches on the disk. I checked the saved files and there were no patches. any other suggestions?
Go to system, Memory when your storage device appears press Y Then press X X LB RB X X When it comes up this will perform maintenance on your system do you want to continue hit yes and that should remove all patches
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