Hi,
I have been running Guild wars on my computer for nearly two months now and for some reason as of Friday whenever I try to enter a mission in the game my game runs for about 30 seconds and then I get a blue screen of death memory dump message
I use a:
AS Rock P4VM800 mb
a gig of ram
a Sapphire Radeon 9250 video card
Intel Pentium 4 2.8ghz presscott
I have already update my bios and drivers as well as my windows xp home sp2. I would also like people to keep in mind that the game worked fine up until 2 days ago including the missions. Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
Blue Screen Of Death
Cycrino
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Tarun
Please post the exact STOP code along with the file name mentioned in the blue screen.
Cycrino
I don't rely know what it is, it flashes momentarily it looks similar to a physical memory dump error is there anyway to check without forcing my computer to go through it?
Edit: I just tried recreating it and it didn't even get a blue screen this just a black screen and it restarts, but this only happens after I try to enter a mission when I just go out into the world to hunt the game works fine
Edit: I just tried recreating it and it didn't even get a blue screen this just a black screen and it restarts, but this only happens after I try to enter a mission when I just go out into the world to hunt the game works fine
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Tarun
Be sure that Automatically Restart is disabled. To do this you can do the following:
- Right click My Computer
- Properties
- Advanced tab
- Startup and Recovery
- Settings...
- Uncheck the box beside "Automatically Restart".
Cycrino
BAD_POOL_HEADER
***STOP 0x00000019 (0x00000020, 0x8602D000, 0x8602D148, 0x0A290000)
Begining dump of physical memory
physical memory dump complete
contact your system administrator or techical support group for further assistance.
Oh I also ran memtest earlier and it didn't show any errors
***STOP 0x00000019 (0x00000020, 0x8602D000, 0x8602D148, 0x0A290000)
Begining dump of physical memory
physical memory dump complete
contact your system administrator or techical support group for further assistance.
Oh I also ran memtest earlier and it didn't show any errors
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Tarun
Have you changed any hardware recently?
Cycrino
No, none at all the only thing I did was try to install an operating system onto a blank hard drive using my computer as a shell, my hard drive was disconnected at the time, and the blank one is no longer attached to my computer. That was around a week and a half ago and I hadn't had any problems until Friday.
