Guild Wars 2

Hello, I’ve been experiencing this problem for a few days now, it’s only my computer as I can use others and I don’t get fatal error crashes in a dungeon. I originally thought it was just the Bloody Prince but I can’t do anything dungeon related or I crash.

I repaired Guild Wars 2 following advice from a Dev in a much older thread, it repaired and I ran the game and instantly crashed once I entered Bloody Prince. I’ve sent in several error reports and never recevied word back from Arena Net.

Now that the repair didn’t work I’m hopeless, anyone else have the same issue or know whats wrong? WvW, PvE zones, Spvp works just fine.

In your start search box type in

%APPDATA%\Guild Wars 2

Try again and let me know.

Xystus.3241:

In your start search box type in

%APPDATA%\Guild Wars 2

and delete the file local.dat

Try again and let me know.

It didn’t work, he’s some of the error.

—> Crash <—
Fatal Error: Fatal disk-error (23) on write,
App: Gw2.exe
Pid: 4720
Cmdline:
BaseAddr: 00400000
ProgramId: 101
Build: 25145
When: 2013-10-25T21:35:32Z 2013-10-25T14:35:32-07:00
Uptime: 0 days 0:04:16
Flags: 0

—> System <—
Name: ROB-PC
IpAddr: (REMOVED THIS)
Processors: 4 [GenuineIntel:6:14:5]
OSVersion: Windows 6.1 (64 bit)

—> System Memory <—
Physical: 2065MB/ 4087MB 50%
Paged: 5093MB/ 8172MB 62%
Virtual: 2316MB/ 4095MB 56%
Load: 49%
CommitTotal: 3079MB
CommitLimit: 8172MB
CommitPeak: 4785MB
SystemCache: 1853MB
HandleCount: 19337
ProcessCount: 56
ThreadCount: 764

—> Process Memory <—
Private: 1362MB
WorkingSet: 1098MB
PeakWorkingSet: 1128MB
PageFaults: 1288841

[DbgHelp.dll is C:\Windows\system32\dbghelp.dll]
[DbgHelp.dll version 6.1.7601.17514 (64/32-bit compatible)]

—> ThreadPoolFile01 Thread 0xfb8 <—

—> Trace <—
Pc:00d31bc7 Fr:3a8efddc Rt:006e7675 Arg:0139e968 0000020e 0139e9bc 00000017
Pc:006e7675 Fr:3a8efe14 Rt:006e88af Arg:040cc250 040cc1d0 0e3781b0 03e41f90
Pc:006e88af Fr:3a8efe2c Rt:006e8b59 Arg:00000017 00000000 3a8efe58 006eb740
Pc:006e8b59 Fr:3a8efe3c Rt:006eb740 Arg:0e3781b0 00000000 03e41f90 00000000
Pc:006eb740 Fr:3a8efe58 Rt:006e9fb6 Arg:0e3781b0 00000000 03e41f90 03e41fd0
Pc:006e9fb6 Fr:3a8eff00 Rt:006ea0a1 Arg:040cc1d0 000003e8 3a8eff28 03e41fd0
Pc:006ea0a1 Fr:3a8eff20 Rt:006ea105 Arg:00000000 00000000 03e43020 006e96ff
Pc:006ea105 Fr:3a8eff44 Rt:00959cfd Arg:03e43020 8a1af886 00000000 01ce3668
Pc:00959cfd Fr:3a8eff7c Rt:00959da5 Arg:00000000 3a8eff94 7666336a 01ce3668
Pc:00959da5 Fr:3a8eff88 Rt:7666336a Arg:01ce3668 3a8effd4 772b9f72 01ce3668
Pc:7666336a Fr:3a8eff94 Rt:772b9f72 Arg:01ce3668 4d4303e0 00000000 00000000
Pc:772b9f72 Fr:3a8effd4 Rt:772b9f45 Arg:00959d23 01ce3668 00000000 00000000
Pc:772b9f45 Fr:3a8effec Rt:00000000 Arg:00959d23 01ce3668 00000000 00000000

—> Thread registers <—
eax=3a8ef8ac ebx=00000000 ecx=00000000 edx=00000040 esi=00000000 edi=00000003
eip=00d31bc7 esp=3a8efcc0 ebp=3a8efddc
cs=0023 ss=002b ds=002b es=002b fs=0053 gs=002b efl=00000246

eax-32 3A8EF88C 00000000 fffffd34 000002e4 fffffd34
eax-16 3A8EF89C 000002cc 00000019 00000000 3a8ef8ac
eax 0 3A8EF8AC 80000003 00000000 00000000 7515c41f
eax16 3A8EF8BC 00000002 00000002 0eff03a0 00000280
eax+32 3A8EF8CC 0000002e 00000040 3a8efc30 3a8ef9b0
eax+48 3A8EF8DC 3a8ef900 0095dab3 3a8ef9b0 00000000

—> Code <—
00D31BA7 d55b9aff 8b450c6a 0050568d 95fcfeff .[…E.j.PV…..
00D31BB7 ffb90300 0000c785 f8feffff 00000000 …………….
00D31BC7 e874d89b ff8b4dfc 33cd5ee8 6255c2ff .t….M.3.^.bU..
00D31BD7 8be55dc3 cccccccc cc535657 b9a0ea7d ..]……SVW…}
00D31BE7 01e83344 9bff8b1d 08d16d01 8b3d00d1 ..3D……m..=..
00D31BF7 6d0133c0 b9a0ea7d 01a300d1 6d01a304 m.3….}….m…

—> Stack <—
3A8EFCC0 00d31bcc 0139e968 0000020e 00000000 ….h.9………
3A8EFCD0 0139ea04 00000000 61746146 6964206c ..9…..Fatal di
3A8EFCE0 652d6b73 726f7272 33322820 6e6f2029 sk-error (23) on
3A8EFCF0 69727720 00006574 040cc1d0 0eda2320 write…… #..
3A8EFD00 00000000 00000000 0eda2320 3a8efd24 …….. #..$..:
3A8EFD10 006e8fd9 000011f4 00000000 040cc1d0 ..n………….
3A8EFD20 0eda2320 3a8efd48 006e84ed 00000103 #..H..:..n…..
3A8EFD30 121d58a0 00001338 3a8efd6c 772b624f .X..8…l..:Ob+w
3A8EFD40 772b6254 4d430158 00001338 121d58a0 Tb+wX.CM8….X..

Fatal Error: Fatal disk-error (23) on write,

That is not good. I would do a check disk; may have a failing hard disk.

Open “computer” and right click on “C:” drive and choose “properties”. Under the tools tab there is a button “Check now”. Click that and run the disk check.

Xystus.3241:

Fatal Error: Fatal disk-error (23) on write,

That is not good. I would do a check disk; may have a failing hard disk.

Open “computer” and right click on “C:” drive and choose “properties”. Under the tools tab there is a button “Check now”. Click that and run the disk check.

I tried to do that but cannot, I only have a C drive and D (disk drive) and when I try to preform that action it says it’s in use and if I would like to “schedule” it but when I click to it just disappears and nothing happens.

I was going to just restore my computer to factory settings but im unsure how, there is no f11 option at start up and using windows 7 CD saves my files and reboots the platform, I assume I need to “format” my C drive to turn it back to factory settings but just like above when I try to do it, it says it’s in use and nothing happens….

Clueless how to solve this.

Still looking for help.

Did you overclock you computer?

AnTxJeTs.5186:

Did you overclock you computer?

I’m not sure how.

Osi.3504:

Xystus.3241:

Fatal Error: Fatal disk-error (23) on write,

That is not good. I would do a check disk; may have a failing hard disk.

Open “computer” and right click on “C:” drive and choose “properties”. Under the tools tab there is a button “Check now”. Click that and run the disk check.

I tried to do that but cannot, I only have a C drive and D (disk drive) and when I try to preform that action it says it’s in use and if I would like to “schedule” it but when I click to it just disappears and nothing happens.

I was going to just restore my computer to factory settings but im unsure how, there is no f11 option at start up and using windows 7 CD saves my files and reboots the platform, I assume I need to “format” my C drive to turn it back to factory settings but just like above when I try to do it, it says it’s in use and nothing happens….

Clueless how to solve this.

If it asks to schedule, click ok. It will do a disk check on next reboot.

You could try it this way:

Go to Start, type cmd and press ‘enter’ (open a command prompt).

Type the following, then press ‘enter’:

chkdsk c: /F

There’s a space between the : and the /.

It will ask you to schedule a drive check. Type Y for yes and press ‘enter’. Type exit and press ‘enter’. Now reboot.