database disk image is malformed One log file is usually not enough, but I can say a couple of things based on it:
1) You're using a version that is way outdated, so it's better to update the software. Note that due to the age of this version it's better to uninstall it first and then install the latest one.
2) I see a lot of
Disk I/O errors, which can point to 2 things:
a. Your HDD is in a bad shape, so it's better to run disk health check either via native Windows means or using 3rd-party software
b. If the database is pretty big in size most likely you have NTFS Compression enabled for that volume, which prevents it from growing/syncing, so it's better to disable it.