Constant Error 132

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Got a new GPU Friday. 1070ti to 6750xt. Fresh install of Windows and WoW, updated bios and all drivers.

Getting intermittent Error 132, always ACCESS_VIOLATION, some sort of memory error.

Tried going back to old GPU, still errors. Tried resetting bios and changing settings (XMP off, SAM off etc), still errors. Flashed back to the old BIOS version, still errors. Changed to a new RAM set, still errors.

I’m at a loss for what to do to try to fix this. I have tried correcting everything that has changed, but am still encountering these errors.

I will attach the most recent error on this topic.

PC SPECS
Ryzen 5800X
Aorus X570 Elite Wifi Motherboard (BIOS versions F36, F37(F36 was known working BIOS before))
Corsair Vengeance 4x8gb 3200mhz c16 RAM - CMK16GX4M2B3200C16
(Alternate RAM - Crucial Ballistix 2x16gb 3600mhz c16 - BL2K16G36C16U48)
EVGA GTX 1070ti Black Edition
XFX Radeon 6750xt MERC
2x WD Black SN850 SSD (System files on one drive, WoW on other)

Any advice helps.

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Please edit your second post and use Pastebin.com for the report. That gigantic report freezes browsers and I can’t read it or reply to you.

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With 32GB of RAM, it’s hard to imagine virtual memory being needed. But, it’s probably a good idea to have it there, just in case. I don’t believe this would be a hardware issue, given what’s been done. Maybe that’s just reflecting how much virtual memory is actually being used, and isn’t saying that there’s no virtual memory allocated

To enable virtual memory in Windows 11:

  1. Right-click Start
  2. Click System
  3. Underneath the Device Specifications section, click on Advanced System Settings
  4. Mine defaults to the Advanced tab. If you’re not on that tab, click to it
  5. Click the Settings button in the Performance section
  6. Click the Advanced tab
  7. In the Virtual Memory section, click the Change button
  8. On my system, it has the Automatically Manage Paging File Size for All Drives checked at the top. That would be my recommendation
  9. Look under Total Paging File Size for All Drives - those numbers should be non-zero (may not take effect until after reboot)
  10. Click OK on everything that’s open
  11. Reboot

Go back in and make sure those numbers in step 9 are non-zero. If they are zeroes, then you’ll need to manually set them to something. I’d say 5-6GB of virtual memory should be plenty.

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If you look at the report their system has VM enabled, the game isn’t using any.

From what I can tell (been a while since I had an AMD card) they may need to go into Radeon settings and turn off the in game overlay given what looks to be having trouble.

  1. DBG-MODULE<00007ffac4d40000 00035000 “amdihk64.dll” “” 0 {00000000-0000-0000-0000000000000000} 0 1655886180>

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Thanks, will check this out. Weird that it’s 0? Unless this is just that WoW is using 0?

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I think I’ve got the overlay turned off in my Radeon software, but will look more into this. Thanks.

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Page file fixed, still encountered an error. Fresh install of the game aswell.

New error - https://pastebin.com/YBkLZpZS

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Another error, 10m after the previous one. https://pastebin.com/HyFYTGvh

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These error reports are not what we use for troubleshooting in this forum. They contain hash codes only the staff can decipher. I recommend adding a DxDiag here and opening a ticket with the staff (which will require the collection of two system files).

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Will post DxDiag once fresh install of windows is complete.

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Fresh windows install, error again. https://pastebin.com/z0bJpWvP

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DxDiag - https://pastebin.com/8Hw5z7X7

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Again, there’s no need to post the error file. We can only see what you see, that there is an access violation. :slight_smile:

Okay, grab the MSInfo and upload to Pastebin; I’ll take a look. Maybe I’ll beat the ticket system.

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I don’t understand what any of it in there says, was thinking maybe someone can read into it more. Here’s my MSInfo. https://pastebin.com/V5dRWzjC

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The bios is 2 releases behind. The latest agesa update addresses stuttering based on the tpm access.

That new dxdiag is showing 144 kernel works, which tend to be graphics drivers issues. Even on a fresh windows install, a clean install using ddu would be in order.

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I have uninstalled / reinstalled graphics drivers using DDU each time. This error is happening both with the new card (6750XT), and the known working old card (1070ti)

I updated the BIOS just before I started having this issue. I had the latest version, but rolled back to this version because it was a known working version.

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144 is a USB failure error.

The only errors are from CurseForge and Dropbox. You could remove those to eliminate them as the issue.

I also stumbled upon a comment on Reddit, that mentioned going to Radeon settings > Gaming > Global Settings > Global Wattman > Adjust max fan & temp.

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I have decided to remedy this issue by purchasing an entirely new system, a platform change on both ends. Intel CPU, Motherboard, RAM and a 3070ti en route. Should be assembled Thursday evening, will report back.

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