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Well, if it's all the rest of your games are on that hard drive too and they're not having any problems, then it tells me that the system and the hard drive are fine. Maybe it's just your game data corrupted, but you said you deleted it and reinstalled it, and it was doing the same thing. Maybe it's just talking about the data from the PlayStation Network, like the online backup, all this. Next time it comes up, can you try and take a clear picture? Try and make sure that your hand is not shaking when you take the picture, because if you do, it'll be blurry, the words on the screen will be blurry, and I won't be able to read them. But if you can get a clear picture of what it says, I might be able to help you, I don't know. But right now, like you said, I don't use the PlayStation, right? I use the Steam Deck. Totally different. But, like you say, if all the games were working on one of my memory cards, and it just one wasn't, then it might be the online data that's corrupted. In which case, I'm not sure how to delete that, but I'm betting there's a way to do it. If I just knew exactly what was going on, I could try to look up a fix for it for you. But without knowing exactly what's going on, it's difficult for me to do that. So, um, but yeah, if you can get a clear picture, it has to be clear, because I won't be able to read the words, it does not. But if you can get one, I'll see if I can figure something out for you. Right now, I can take the picture of it, because it won't even download now. Now, the heart is too distant to the distance. Now, the problem downloads, then it goes halfway, then it quacks, quits. Then I can't put that distance. It ain't so narrow halfway. Now, it comes up half. So, I don't know. So, I can take a picture of it, because I can't download it. I didn't realize you had that game on disk. Try, um, just wiping off the disk to see if there's any scratches or fingerprints on there. So, if there's fingerprints on there, sometimes it won't read the disk. But, um, yeah, that's strange, man. It could be something wrong with the disk itself. But, I don't know. Like you say, I'm not there, man. I wish I was closer. So, I could have a look at that, probably figure it out for you in a matter of minutes, right? What's going on? But, um, hopefully it's not your disk.