Ryzom

Access Violation exception generated at 0x67DC5D (i get this messega after my select carracter screen while loggin in)

got this yesterday evening, reinstalled the game, seems to work fine again.

This morning same thing occured

i've played ryzom 4 months with this computer somethimes i get this message then its gone for some time. now i have to reinstall each time i wanne play wich is getting on my nerves a bit

Any godlike solutions?

what doesnt work:

- ryzom recovery (runned it several times)
- system recovery
- check data: no corrupted found


- check data

Had few times same problems (with other applications).
2 times problem was HDD.
1 time - RAM
Perform test for RAM u can using memtest, HDD - look on manufacturer website for testing utilities.
Btw, no problems with other freq. used apps or OS?

slowly there i'm far from a comp genious especially when it comes to that cant of stuff wierd thing is if i reinstall ryzom it works again 1 day later its down again

archerke wrote:slowly there i'm far from a comp genious especially when it comes to that cant of stuff wierd thing is if i reinstall ryzom it works again 1 day later its down again

I can only agree with booster.. I've had same problem with fauly RAM and I used memtest from here http://www.memtest86.com/ and it found the block of RAM which was causing the hickups (test your RAM one block at a time)

As for the HDD test, you'll need to visit the website of the brand of your HDD.

so basicly u think one of them is broken?

think i have to doubt it as i had those earlier (1 month ago) and still playing with the same ram as i did back then

archerke wrote:so basicly u think one of them is broken?

think i have to doubt it as i had those earlier (1 month ago) and still playing with the same ram as i did back then

I've had a similar problem as you earlier, and that was caused by a single block of RAM with I also have had in my system for more than a year (without any problems), and then one day, my system was acting weird.

Also... did you read this thread? http://ryzom.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13625 (look what might be a solution at buttom)

rasmus wrote:I've had a similar problem as you earlier, and that was caused by a single block of RAM with I also have had in my system for more than a year (without any problems), and then one day, my system was acting weird.

Also... did you read this thread? http://ryzom.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13625 (look what might be a solution at buttom)

yes i did, after another reinstall i could log again on talked with a gm, will run the stuff overnight, will have to find out how it works though

thx for the replies

http://hcidesign.com/memtest

can i use this one? looks less complicated on the other the creating of the image i cannot do

If you reinstaled it seems to me that your HDD have some bad sectors. Try uninstal game, use a HDD check utility to mark the bad sectors and reinstal the game again. But if the HDD has started to broke, you should think at a replacement.

archerke wrote:http://hcidesign.com/memtest

can i use this one? looks less complicated on the other the creating of the image i cannot do

I wouldnt recomend you using a utility that runs in windows, as other issues might make your computer unstable (thus not proving wether or not its your RAM causing errors). I think Memtest86 (running in a clean DOS environment) is the best way to test memory.

(to all the linux/unix/*nix geeks out there... Im only used to the microsoft world, sadly)