The First Descendant keeps throwing cryptic error pop-ups at launch and my JONSBO cooler isn't even ramping up; does this require a full dual-verification cycle to fix?

Launching The First Descendant was a disaster, with cryptic runtime errors popping up while my JONSBO cooler sat idly at low RPM. Under report ERR-TFD-992 (Win10 22H2), the AIDA64 stability panel showed DLL integrity cratering between 82.1% and 85.4%, with loading times dragging on for 45 to 52 seconds. I dove into the Control Panel's Advanced System Settings, stripped the environment variables of junk paths, and hammered a system-level runtime repair tool. Post-rebound, AIDA64 logged integrity jumping to 98.2% - 99.1%, and boot times plummeted to 28 to 31 seconds. It was a fight—the anti-cheat flagged my repair tool as a threat, leaving me stranded in the boot chain for thirty minutes until I killed the real-time scans. It works for now, but based on my experience, every major patch tends to corrupt the libraries again, so it's far from a permanent solution.