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Tried everything in FAQ short of system restore.

I have played/installed p99 twice in my life and never with any issues however I am running into

"The instruction at 0x000000000000030A45B4 referenced memory at 0x000000000003D2F0BC. The memory could not be read.

I have now uninstalled/wiped/cleaned any software not registered microsoft etc.
I have deleted and cleaned the drive 3x over.
I have cleaned up reg errors and run syscan 3 or 4 times to repair issues.
I have updated all drivers.
I can get the window to launch, I can log in, when it goes to load to char select it gets to the second blue 'tick' of progression and crashes every time.

I have done everything short of a system restore I could find on these forums, any suggestions before I do a system restore would be helpful.

some one managed changing the way eqgame.exe is handled (something about resources) but I couldn't find any info on it

Did you follow the links I posted in your first thread? There are lots of things you can still try.

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Originally Posted by Nuggie (Post 2422743)

Have you tried setting eq to have an affinity for a particular core?

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Originally Posted by Thulack (Post 2360937)

Reinstall EQ outside of your program files folder.

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Originally Posted by Zalus (Post 2359290)

I had the same problem. Changing the compatibility for eqgame.exe fixed my problem.

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Originally Posted by Dragonslayer (Post 2402297)

I finally got it to launch by clicking make compatible with windows 7 and set to lowest resolution.

duxa installer (google it if you cant find it), especially good for the part about running EQ off a single core.

Someone else said you need to find an "alternative" version of Titanium if the first one you "found" didn't work...

Try this just to determine if you have bad memory:

Open the Start Menu and type in mdsched.exe, then press enter

You can reboot immediately for the check or at the next restart.