Curse

Dragonus171 · Jan 09, 2009, 10:21 PM // 22:21

Alright, so I've searched the internet, the forums, and even had a 4 day conversation with A-Net about this issue. A-net's final advice (after everything I supplied them with) to reinstall my Windows XP license. I did that, and the game STILL crashes.

To make things easier on yourself, I have included an Everest and DxDiag report.

I don't know if this will help, but here is the crash report that I receive in my Guild Wars directory:

...I know that is A LOT of information, but please, just look over it and tell me if ANYTHING needs changing.

Kattar · Jan 10, 2009, 01:37 AM // 01:37

Okay, so, please don't post a log that long again. I've removed it and will add it as an attachment to this post. Which took a bit of doing, so yeah.

Thanks.

Dragonus171 · Jan 10, 2009, 03:39 AM // 03:39

Yeah, sorry...I tried doing an attachment, but the filesizes were too big.

If I know this correctly, Log 1 should be the Everest Report, Log 2 should be the DxDiag Report, and Log 3 should be the Crash Report

Thanks for all the help!

-Dragonus

Lord Sojar · Jan 10, 2009, 08:33 AM // 08:33

RAM is shot. It will need to be replaced unfortunately.

However, with the age of the PC, it might be a good time to upgrade a bit...

Dragonus171 · Jan 10, 2009, 02:05 PM // 14:05

But the thing is I just bought new RAM. Are you saying that the chips are messed or the slots are?

Strangely, Guild Wars ran perfectly on my PC a few weeks ago, why does it mess up now?

Quaker · Jan 10, 2009, 04:29 PM // 16:29

Did you get the proper type of RAM? (Type and speed.)

Snograt · Jan 10, 2009, 09:11 PM // 21:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by big log

[ Memory Devices / DIMM_A ]

Memory Device Properties:
Form Factor DIMM
Type SDRAM
Type Detail Synchronous
Speed 266 MHz
Total Width 64-bit
Data Width 64-bit
Device Locator DIMM_A

[ Memory Devices / DIMM_B ]

Memory Device Properties:
Form Factor DIMM
Type SDRAM
Type Detail Synchronous
Size 1024 MB
Speed 266 MHz
Total Width 64-bit
Data Width 64-bit
Device Locator DIMM_B

Notice that DIMM B has it's size identified as 1024MB. DIMM A has no size indicated. Symptomatic? These are new 266MHz modules, you say?