Pissed off

Well, since this damn god damn game LOVES to give me critical errors (BSODs) I wont be playing it anymore till I find a solution.

Sorry.

aww nuuu :fail:

azure i share some of that sentiment.the memory leaks is bad.i get bsod at least once every 2-3 days sometimes.

anyway i hope u can get that new laptop and join us when u have it :)

will miss u in game ^^

o_O Yoshi stop looking at his manboobs already!

Snowflake wrote:

o_O Yoshi stop looking at his manboobs already!

bwahahaha

Your people are creepy, uh *runs away from the community* creepy people... anyway stop making me want to play the game grr or i kill you

Aww I hope you fix it soon :tears:

im getting new one this week or next week :P

AzureDemon wrote:

Well, since this damn god damn game LOVES to give me critical errors (BSODs) I wont be playing it anymore till I find a solution.

Sorry.

Could you make a copy of your dxdiag so I can try and help you out?:^_-:

i get random BSOD from this game too >.<

My computer is high-end too

Kurisu wrote:

i get random BSOD from this game too >.<

My computer is high-end too

The problem isn't hardware related, that's for sure. The main reason for the BSOD is most likely DirectX related. That's why I'm asking for the dxdiag An other reason could be recently installed drivers which give compatibility issues or not having those drivers updated :B/:

its memory leak=p

I doubt it. A memory leak indicates that there is a bug in the program which holds on to the memory and doesn't free it when it's no longer needed. The BSOD which windows give isn't accurate at all when you want to find the source of the problem. People always assume that a BSOD is related to a memory leak, especially in MMORPG Games, while the real problem might be something else. Even if you notice that your memory keeps piling up the problem might lie somewhere else. The majority of the issues are either by badly installed drivers/not updated drivers, a problem with DirectX or a faulty install. That's why I'm asking for a dxdiag. You could even have overheating issues which are a cause for BSOD's.

Try to download and reinstall the client again. Also update your video and soundcard drivers and make sure you're using the latest version of DirectX (9.0c). If you did this then you can start looking at issues related to hardware or even bugs in the client.

Kind regards,
Regalis

My comp tends to freeze up completely in succession once in a while. -_-

Neoyoshi wrote:

Kurisu wrote:

i get random BSOD from this game too >.<

My computer is high-end too

BSOD are popular with Vista+hardware memory conflicts; you'll usually see about 70% of vista users reporting BSOD related issues while on Vista Premium 1gb laptops(collage students.lol), the problem with that is Vista Premium relies on a solid 900+ mb of ram to function properly, so when the ram is upped to 2gb, the BSOD's go away.

Then you have Navsyt BSOD's, which are strictly Nvidia problems and usually it lays within the compatibility between the video card and the mother board.

But whatever BSOD your getting, it's best to save the report logs and/or send them to Microsoft.

I use windows XP

Kurisu wrote:

Neoyoshi wrote:

Kurisu wrote:

i get random BSOD from this game too >.<

My computer is high-end too

BSOD are popular with Vista+hardware memory conflicts; you'll usually see about 70% of vista users reporting BSOD related issues while on Vista Premium 1gb laptops(collage students.lol), the problem with that is Vista Premium relies on a solid 900+ mb of ram to function properly, so when the ram is upped to 2gb, the BSOD's go away.

Then you have Navsyt BSOD's, which are strictly Nvidia problems and usually it lays within the compatibility between the video card and the mother board.

But whatever BSOD your getting, it's best to save the report logs and/or send them to Microsoft.

I use windows XP

Reg wrote:

Try to download and reinstall the client again. Also update your video and soundcard drivers and make sure you're using the latest version of DirectX (9.0c).

Also if you make a dxdiag like I suggested before we can see exactly what your OS is, how much ram you have, what your processor is, the drivers you have installed etc. Now we can only guess what the problem is since we don't know anything about your system, only that you have an "high end pc". That's the reason why I said earlier that most likely it isn't a hardware problem. Still if we don't have the specs of your pc we can hardly help you with the problem.

Kind regards,
Regalis

Yeah I understand how everyone feels. I too get the BSODs at least 2-3 times a day, my boyfriend and I don't really like it too much. It's definitely an issue that needs to be resolved quick. :(

I had the same problem, I managed to fix it myself after much trial and error

start menu -> run -> dxdiag -> sound tab -> set sound acceleration to standard acceleration

Hope it helps anyone else experiencing lock ups

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