Run a boot disk memory check util to check for damaged / bad ram sticks and replace them with compatible ones if required. Malware or adware - Scan your computer for malious software which might be attempting to link into the game or driver(s).īad software updates (even windows security patches) - Roll back drivers and attempt re-installing them.īad RAM (Random Access Memory) Chips - hardware failure with the memory causing corruption. Make sure security software hasn't prevented the part of the graphic card drivers installation (software like Kaspersky will protect this area as it's high risk and will ask you while installing). Ensure no map hacks, tweaks, injection hacks (cheats, trainers), cracks (No DVD), etc have modified the EXE - else disabled the nVidia boost for those EXEs.Ĭorrupt/Blocked registry entry - Roll back drivers and attempt re-installing them. With nVidia they have latest game tweaks built into their drivers to improve performance, if the game EXE has been modified this might cause issues.
Sometimes graphic card drivers like nVidia release bug fixes for newest games. Ensure drivers are compatible with OS (32 or 64bit) and graphics card. Incorrect or corrupted drivers (number one reason) - Roll back drivers. Typically the following problems can cause this error: means a memory address could not be 'read' by the game or graphics card. My information was troubleshooting based on the error message log provided. Has been reported by thousands of people using the newer nVidia drivers playing Starcraft II.
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