This started up yesterday, once or twice in the early day, and has now degraded to a near constant occurrence. Only seems to occur in instanced content, when I’m engaged in combat.
Nvidia 4090. i9-13980HX.
Addons are updated. Windows updated. Drivers are the latest. Compatibility set to Win 7. Memory test came up clean.
Exception: 0xC0000094 (INT_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO) at 00007ff6e311aee9
ProcessID: 24372
ThreadID: 24376
<Exception.IssueType> Exception
Security Crash
Exception.Summary:
0xC0000094 (INT_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO) at 00007ff6e311aee9
(DBG-OPTIONS SECURITY-CODE<340> DBG-OPTIONS<>)
Full log:
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I just had this start happening to me as well. First time was yesterday during Heroic Stix Bunkjunker and today it’s happened 3 times trying to do M+.
Same here, just started happening over past day
Same here, just started yesterday, seems to be an issue with the 4090 &/or it’s drivenrs
I have not had any divide by zero errors or access violations since changing my settings : What solved it for me was going to Settings - Graphics, scrolling down and turning dx to 11 and optional gpu features and advanced work submit off.
Just tried that, but it unfortunately didn’t work.
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You are running the game on windows 7?
Running into the same issue, problem only developed over the past 24h.
I tried that today, and the access violation crashes still happened…twice. I even rolled back my Nvidia drivers to some earlier ones as well. Whatever is causing them, needs to get patched by Blizz.
Yeah it’s on Win 7 compatibility mode. I believe I had it set to that as a solution to the last time I got spammed with 132 errors.
Same probnlem here. Started occasionally and now all the time. Any feedback?
The classic update today seemed to alievate my issues. I’ll report back if it still occurs. I went to DirectX 11 and set most graphic setting to their miniumums.
I was just able to do a delve, albeit without my UI addon. Gonna try one with it, see how it goes.
Well, nice to see I wasn’t the only one
i also noticed i started getting a lot crashes (up to 30 on Apr 15) from the weekly reset of Apr 8, before these string of crashes, logs were from last year. i have tried tweaking bios, rolling back display drivers. crashes still occur, and only in WoW, i have no issues with mhWilds or PoE2 which i believe hit both the cpu and gpu harder
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Actually wow is harder on the CPU then any game I know of. Many other games the GPU does the lions share of the work. With wow the CPU does the lions share of the work
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EDIT: I can tentatively confirm that in my case, I’m pretty sure GW2 UI is the culprit. Word on the street is that BagOn is causing issues, and this addon uses something similar, if not BagOn itself. Turned GW2 off, and didn’t crash in a M+.
But the investigation… is still ongoing.
Would you mind letting us know which addon it was? Maybe you can help us out fix the issue as well. Thanks.
Ace3? or something that has Ace3 as a dependency?
Prolly my UI addon. It has a built in bag addon, that I’m reading on here is causing crashes.
Exception: ACCESS_VIOLATION - The instruction at “0x00007ff6fbf0c100” referenced memory at “0x0000000000000000”.
The memory could not be “read”.
ProcessID: 9592
ThreadID: 28188
<Exception.IssueType> Exception
Crash
Exception.Summary:
ACCESS_VIOLATION - The instruction at “0x00007ff6fbf0c100” referenced memory at “0x0000000000000000”.
The memory could not be “read”.
(DBG-OPTIONS DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbf0c100>(“Wow.exe”) ← DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fc05d739>(“Wow.exe”) ← DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb83f01>(“Wow.exe”) DBG-OPTIONS<>)
<:Exception.Summary>
Exception.Assertion:
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbf0c100>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fc05d739>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb83f01>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fb9095d4>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb85927>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb8d263>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99cde74>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99b15a9>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99b7c58>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f9a02b0b>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99b1c64>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99af9c9>(“Wow.exe”)
<:Exception.Assertion>
Exception.HashBlock:
DBG-OPTIONS
ERROR #132
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbf0c100>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fc05d739>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb83f01>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fb9095d4>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb85927>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb8d263>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-OPTIONS<>
<:Exception.HashBlock>
No
<Jira.JiraProjectId> 11701
<Jira.JiraProjectKey> WOW11
<Exception.ProjectId> 10
Yeah I give up.
Exception: 0xC0000094 (INT_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO) at 00007ff6fb90aee9
ProcessID: 13700
ThreadID: 23800
<Exception.IssueType> Exception
Security Crash
Exception.Summary:
0xC0000094 (INT_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO) at 00007ff6fb90aee9
(DBG-OPTIONS SECURITY-CODE<340> DBG-OPTIONS<>)
<:Exception.Summary>
Exception.Assertion:
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fb90aee9>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fb90abb0>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbfb5c8c>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbefed3c>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbf6b080>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb83fcb>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fb9095d4>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb85946>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6fbb8d263>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99cde74>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99b15a9>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99b7c58>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f9a02b0b>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99b1c64>(“Wow.exe”)
DBG-ADDR<00007ff6f99af9c9>(“Wow.exe”)
<:Exception.Assertion>
Exception.HashBlock:
DBG-OPTIONS
ERROR #138
SECURITY-CODE<340>
DBG-OPTIONS<>
<:Exception.HashBlock>
No
<Jira.JiraProjectId> 11701
<Jira.JiraProjectKey> WOW11
<Exception.ProjectId> 10
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