Guild Wars 2

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, arena net help me out with fixing this problem! it truely makes me want to put down the game….. Crashes. I am getting a crash report at least 3 times a day when ever i go to wvw in a large raid or even world bosses, and they prevent me from getting loot! I hate it sooooo much!!!!! I have sent the last few reports to you so hopefully that helps, but please get back to me on this or fix this, it sucks when I try despratly to get to tequatl and crash as soon as I get to a sucsessful map. or wait in a queue 30+ for WvW and then crash and have to wait in it ALL over again, please adress this, it is really ruining the game for me.

—> Crash <—
OOM: Heap, bytes=8388728,
App: Gw2.exe
Pid: 106372
Cmdline:
BaseAddr: 01120000
ProgramId: 101
Build: 38871
When: 2014-09-15T04:07:51Z 2014-09-14T21:07:51-07:00
Uptime: 0 days 0:41:13
Flags: 0

—> System <—
Name: USER
IpAddr: 10.0.1.23
Processors: 4 [GenuineIntel:6:10:9]
OSVersion: Windows 6.2 (32 bit)

—> System Memory <—
Physical: 895MB/ 3564MB 25%
Paged: 928MB/ 5584MB 16%
Virtual: 216MB/ 2047MB 10%
Load: 74%
CommitTotal: 4655MB
CommitLimit: 5584MB
CommitPeak: 5444MB
SystemCache: 950MB
HandleCount: 70815
ProcessCount: 91
ThreadCount: 998

—> Process Memory <—
Private: 1627MB
WorkingSet: 1500MB
PeakWorkingSet: 1531MB
PageFaults: 5750648

[DbgHelp.dll is C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\dbghelp.dll]
[DbgHelp.dll version 6.3.9600.16520 (64/32-bit compatible)]

—> ClientContextThreadProc Thread 0×19b70 <—

—> Trace <—
Pc:0112d05e Fr:055bfb54 Rt:011ba219 Arg:1feacf10 1fead650 5d27adf0 5d27adf0
Pc:011ba219 Fr:055bfb7c Rt:011ba9f8 Arg:00000000 0000002a 055bfbc0 00000000
Pc:011ba9f8 Fr:055bfbb0 Rt:018b86e6 Arg:0000009e 00000002 5d279040 1433bcb8
Pc:018b86e6 Fr:055bfca0 Rt:018b5661 Arg:9e67e176 4c224510 055bfcec 018b61bf
Pc:018b5661 Fr:055bfcb0 Rt:018b61bf Arg:00000000 03ab6c50 00000057 00000008
Pc:018b61bf Fr:055bfcec Rt:0189f1f9 Arg:00000000 00000057 00000c44 011681e0
Pc:0189f1f9 Fr:055bfd3c Rt:0143ba6b Arg:3db22d0e 3de1c6a6 055bfdc0 1f5f9340
Pc:0143ba6b Fr:055bfd64 Rt:0143dfae Arg:3de1c6a6 012ebbd6 03ab7650 03ab79a8
Pc:0143dfae Fr:055bfe0c Rt:012e9d39 Arg:03ab7650 00000002 00000002 00000008
Pc:012e9d39 Fr:055bfe6c Rt:012eafb9 Arg:bba939ce 00000001 29456f03 03b09100
Pc:012eafb9 Fr:055bfea4 Rt:012e95df Arg:03a02ad0 03b09100 0112e19e 00000000
Pc:012e95df Fr:055bfec4 Rt:01260c8f Arg:03a02ad0 bba93996 00000000 03b09100
Pc:01260c8f Fr:055bfefc Rt:01260db7 Arg:00000000 055bff14 76c017ad 03b09100
Pc:01260db7 Fr:055bff08 Rt:76c017ad Arg:03b09100 055bff58 774ddb0e 03b09100
Pc:76c017ad Fr:055bff14 Rt:774ddb0e Arg:03b09100 cebd050f 00000000 00000000
Pc:774ddb0e Fr:055bff58 Rt:774ddae7 Arg:ffffffff 77524adf 00000000 00000000
Pc:774ddae7 Fr:055bff68 Rt:00000000 Arg:01260d3b 03b09100 00000000 00000000

—> Thread registers <—
eax=055bf6c8 ebx=055bfb10 ecx=00000000 edx=055bfb10 esi=76c07705 edi=00000000
eip=0112d05e esp=055bfaf8 ebp=055bfb54
cs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00000246

eax-32 055BF6A8 00000000 00000000 00000000 3fcbdd13
eax-16 055BF6B8 00000000 055bf724 7508fd78 055bf6c8
eax 0 055BF6C8 80000003 00000000 00000000 7508fd78
eax16 055BF6D8 00000000 c822585b 3f000000 055bf7dc
eax+32 055BF6E8 01eafc73 139eced0 055bf720 055bf7dc
eax+48 055BF6F8 01eafc7c 00000029 055bfa00 055bfa80
ebx-32 055BFAF0 bba93d9e 055bfb54 0112d063 00000000
ebx-16 055BFB00 00000000 00000000 1fead664 1fead650
ebx 0 055BFB10 70616548 7962202c 3d736574 38383338
ebx16 055BFB20 00383237 01229fe3 055bfb4c 0009a02c
ebx+32 055BFB30 1fead66c 5d98daa0 055bfb54 0122430f
ebx+48 055BFB40 055bfb4c 1fead664 1fead650 00000001
edx-32 055BFAF0 bba93d9e 055bfb54 0112d063 00000000
edx-16 055BFB00 00000000 00000000 1fead664 1fead650
edx 0 055BFB10 70616548 7962202c 3d736574 38383338
edx16 055BFB20 00383237 01229fe3 055bfb4c 0009a02c
edx+32 055BFB30 1fead66c 5d98daa0 055bfb54 0122430f
edx+48 055BFB40 055bfb4c 1fead664 1fead650 00000001
esi-32 76C076E4 f87d8900 c0d015ff f88376cd 7b840fff
esi-16 76C076F4 890008ff e9c38b06 ffffec76 90909090
esi 0 76C07704 d025ff90 9076cdbe 90909090 b00425ff
esi16 76C07714 909076cd 6a909090 bc15ff78 3376cdb4
esi+32 76C07724 0008c2c0 15ff576a 76cdbec8 dc248c8b
esi+48 76C07734 33000000 5b5e5fc0 f8e8cc33 8bffff9d

—> Code <—
0112D03E f6752257 68106e0a 028d45bc 6a4050e8 .u"Wh.n…E.j@P.
0112D04E 5e89ffff 83c4108d 55bc5656 568d4e05 ^…….U.VVV.N.
0112D05E e89d8200 008b4dfc 5f8bc633 cd5ee803 ……M._..3.^..
0112D06E 1b13008b e55dc3cc cccccccc cccccccc …..]……….
0112D07E ccccc705 fc635502 01000000 c3cccccc …..cU………
0112D08E cccce9db 400000cc cccccccc cccccccc ….@………..

Your problem is that you are running out of memory you will need to reinstall Windows with the 64bit version you are running the 32bit version with the 32bit version of Windows it only allows 3.5GB of ram for programs and apps no matter how much ram is installed in your system. But with the 64bit version Windows allows up to 8GB for programs and apps. At times GuildWars may need up to 3GB of ram and if you have a lot stuff running in the background then when the game tries to get the ram it need out of that 3.5GB and you have say 1.5GB being used by some other apps or programs you system will crash and you get the OOM error (Out Of Memory)error. No one runs the 32bit OS much anymore I think Windows 8 is 64bit only and must CPU support 64bit OS. You don’t eve have to buy a new OS the product key works on both the 32 and 64btit Versions of Windows you just need the 64bit DVD to reinstall it just has to be the same flavor like home premium or pro.

As Feirlista pointed out, you’re running out of memory and installing a 64bit OS would be the easiest solution, but if you want to avoid all that there’s a workaround. It’s called the 3GB Switch. I’ve done this process on many old gaming computers and it’s perfectly safe to use.

To Enable 3GB Switch:

1. Right-click Command Prompt in the Accessories program group of the Start menu. Click Run as Administrator.
2. At the command prompt, enter “bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVa 3072”
3. Restart the computer.

If for some reason you want to disable it, you can revert the above changes with the commands below:

1. Right-click on Command Prompt in the Accessories program group of the Start menu. Click Run as Administrator.
2. At the command prompt, enter “bcdedit /deletevalue IncreaseUserVa”
3. Restart the computer.

Windows 7 is also 64 bit, as are the OS X’s from Lion and onwards incase you don’t want windows 8.

Ok this will save me a TON of pain haha thank you soooo much!