Recently I decided I was gonna start playing WoW again and they gave me 7 free days for the 5th year anniversary so I was happy to play. I started it up, activated the free time and started playing. After 2-3 minutes of play, blue screen. I got one every time I tried. Luckily I found out what the problem was and no more blue screen. But now when I play I get the infamous WoW #132 error. I took to the WoW forums and they recommended trying a Memory Diagnostic Test. I did that and found out I have memory problems. The problem is that WoW is the only program I ever have problems with. I run Photoshop and don't have a single problem but WoW doesn't run right. Also the last time I ran WoW was back in October before I upgraded to Windows 7 and never had a problem with it then.
So I came here to ask you guys this, do I really have a memory problem or are there ways to fix this? I saw somewhere online that I may need to update the BIOS. Could this be? And how would I go about doing that? I'm also running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
Thanks!
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well, i know someone who had wow & w7 64bits and had issues, i really dont know much about wow but you could try some quick memtest but tbh it cant be the bios
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Windows 7 has built in memory diagnostics but it's also on the Dell resource DVD.
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I am just going to ask now before somone else does, did you check your GPU temps also? It dosn't hurt. GPU-Z is good for that. Last before i forget.... um opps.. Oh ya its really wired that you say blue screen of death i had issues with random BSOD in games. I thought it was my hard drive, i disabled the back one from raid and just using my one 320GB HD in plain boring mode and they stoped. Even fry Cry 2 that crashed everything on first level now plays great! Frinkin wired i tell you! -
I mainly posted this to see if there were really memory problems and if so how to fix them. -
Ok I just tried WoW and the GPU-Z program said it was 58 degrees before and it got as high as 70 when playing. It got to around 70 and then it blue screened with a new error. This time is says "Exception Interrupt Not Handled" or something like that with the file dxgmms1.sys which I believe is a DirectX file.
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Im having a somewhat similar problem, except my blue screen is related to an nvidia driver, and on top of that, most of the time my computer hard-locks when I play WoW, and when i reboot my computer, it continues to hardlock until I give it about a 30 minute rest. Ive done a full system diagnostic using DELL's tool, and found no problems whatsoever, yet continue to get pissed when my computer fails to function when im in a raid.
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