This is the error message I'm getting: (It's with different dlls)Ĭ:\Program Files\Unity\Editor\ispc_texcomp.dll is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error. Everyday, the first time I run Unity I end up with a dll with 0 bytes. Then the next day I tried to run Unity and got the same error. I replaced the dll from a backup and things worked again. Then the next day, when I tried to run Unity the same thing happened with a different dll.
So, I downloaded the latest Unity 2017 version and installed it. I looked in my Unity folder and the dll had 0 bytes. Then the next day I tried to run Unity and got a message that the FreeImage.dll had a problem. I was working with Unity one day and everything was working fine. The last few days I've had a strange issue with Unity. I've Googled and searched the Unity website and couldn't find any mention of my problem
So these are private containers unlike My Drive which is duplicated to all your devices using the same Google Account.I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this. Why you choose to keep things isolated is up to you- perhaps your Tablet movies are backed up by of course there is no way your Phone has the same amount of storage. Same for your computer not having to know about backed up data for your Phone. So assume you have some app settings, personal data, etc on your Tablet that you want backed up for safety, but there is no need for your Phone to know about this backed up data. These isolated storage areas allow you to have data on your devices that you flag to indicate you wish them backed up, but there is no need for any of your other devices to know about this. Sometimes their name is the actual device you are using- if Google can see a proper name for the device. Typically there is 1 per device that you allow to sign in to the same Google Account. 2) Computers (My Computer My Tablet My Phone.): these containers exist in isolation from anything else in your Cloud storage area.
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