I have been getting Error 132 crashes lately. Ran repair. Uninstalled WoW and reinstalled. Deleted add-ons. SFC scan. Reinstalled newest graphics driver.
Error#132(0x8510084) Fatal exception!
Program C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft_retail_\Wow.exe
ProcessID: 28964
ThreadID: 31120
Exception: ACCESS_VIOLATION
The instruction at “0x00007ff7ebb826be” referenced memory at “0xffffffffffffffff”,
The memory could not be “read”.
Press OK to terminate
Report ID
6D802B9C-54BF-8658-16488550381A
12th gen intel core i5-12400F ~2.5GHz
32768MB RAM
Directx 12
B660M GAMING X AX DDR4
BIOS F28a
Intel Arc A750
Driver version 31.0.101.5084
Could you post the full crash log and post it in a reply? Information on getting the full crash log can be found here:
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Just got the exact same thing standing in Org.
Trying to paste my info as well, but getting a 500 error from the server side.
easiest to post on pastebin and post link. If not have to use code blocks so its not beyond the character limit
You have a lot of addons. You want to back them up and perform a UI reset before performing more troubleshooting.
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Done, so what else do you see in the error #132 log?
I think a DxDiag would be more helpful. Generally the error log requires Blizzard’s tools to decipher the error codes.
Do you have any of your WoW stuff on the G drive? I noticed it uses a format not compatible with Blizz games (FAT32).
I also see adb is running/throwing errors, do you have other devices plugged with screens plugged in?
G: drive is just my cloud backup but nothing related to gaming is there.
Just one 32" Curved monitor is the only display device I have.
Are you using a Windows insider build? I haven’t checked the version numbers for Win11 in a bit, and I’m not home atm to look through them. But insider builds aren’t supported. I saw a bunch of errors for Windows updates in the log, so likely related.
No it’s not an insider build.
Okay you would be best suited opening a ticket since you’re having crashes that aren’t apparent to us on the forum and we can’t read the error log for you.
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Will do, thanks for trying.
Been working with Blizzard but nothing so far has helped, so bumping to see if anyone else had this and resolved it.
Did a clean install via their software for my GPU, Disabled my E-Cores for my CPU as per their instructions, Ran HW monitor and my temps are all within normal range, Checked SFC and Windows found no errors, Win 11 is up to date but not enrolled into the beta program they have.
Any hopeful ideas are appreciated.
Edited to add, I am willing to pay $100 for the person who can resolve this for me please.
I didn’t realize this thread was hijacked from the original poster… going to ask the staff to split it off.
Can you add a link to your MSInfo (after exporting)?
Pastebin is telling me " * You have exceeded the maximum size of 512 kilobytes per Paste."
Not a great sign tbh, it can mean there are too many errors and they don’t fit. I would review the error reporting and maybe just include that on pB.
[Conflicts/Sharing]
Resource Device
IRQ 17 High Definition Audio Controller
IRQ 17 High Definition Audio Controller
Memory Address 0x84300000-0x843FFFFF Intel(R) PCI Express Root Port #1 - 7AB8
Memory Address 0x84300000-0x843FFFFF Micron NVMe Storage Controller
Memory Address 0x83000000-0x840FFFFF PCI Express Root Port
Memory Address 0x83000000-0x840FFFFF NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
Memory Address 0x84200000-0x84207FFF ASMedia USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.10 (Microsoft)
Memory Address 0x84200000-0x84207FFF Intel(R) PCI Express Root Port #4 - 7ABB
I/O Port 0x00004000-0x00004FFF PCI Express Root Port
I/O Port 0x00004000-0x00004FFF NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
1/13/2024 2:56 AM Application Hang The program Wow.exe version 10.2.0.52808 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed. To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Security and Maintenance control panel.
Any of this help?
Trying to size down the file so I can paste it
Best I could get