Official EverQuest II and Windows Vista discussion

same thing happens to me and above two posts. Please help. brand new computer.

There was a hotfix from Microsoft prior to Vista SP1 release for certain games that had issues with vista. It is not an available hotfix from Microsoft Updates you have to search for it on the website. This hotfix also works with SP1.

try this, an email response to me from tech support

We apologize for any difficulty running our games in Vista - Microsoft changed a few settings to Vista that can cause a few issues running some of our games. Please refer the following link for more information.


Answer Title: [TECH] Video Walkthrough: Download Cancelled Error or Play Button will not appear (Vista)
Answer Link: http://help.station.sony.com/cgi-bi...ated=1180134906


Continuing our efforts to keep pace with current technology, most of our games will be upgrading to DirectX9.0c (August 2007 version) to allow us to take advantage of many of the new features and fixes since our last upgrade in the middle of 2003.

1. Get the DirectX 9.0c (August 2007) redistributable version (Caution: Download is about 52 MB) at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...&DisplayLang=en

2. Run directx_aug2007_redist.exe. Extract the files to an easily identifiable directory. (We suggest using C:\DIRECTX as the directory path.)

3. Go to the directory the files were extracted to in step 2. Run "DXSETUP.EXE" from that directory. Alternatively, if you used the example we provided in step 2, then you can just go to the Start menu and click on Run, then enter in c:\directx\dxsetup and then click OK.

4. Accept the license agreement. Allow the installer to update the DirectX components.

FIXED!!!!

all I had to do was delete NVIDIA Network forceware manager, in the programs and features list.

Upgraded to August 2007 directx? Well... that's a good year old as it is. That's totally keeping up pace.
I've been playing Eq2 on vista now for a few months. Short of the game's engine issues (lack of dual core support, coded poorly to run off CPU and not GPU, etc) the game seems to be fine in Vista. However I also am a PC tech so I know what I can clean up in vista, turn off, etc. Had the Application out of memory issue until I upgraded to 4gb of ram, again not a vista issue but a Eq2 issue.

Recently returned to EQ2 on a new rig, which is running Vista 64-bit.
I did homework before purchasing to ensure that all my hardware choices were known to perform well with Vista. I also learned that enthusiastis are much happier with the 64-bit version, so I went that route.
I have had zero problems with any application or game (except that there is no working JAVA plugin for 64-bit Internet Explorer yet).
I have zero new issues with EQ2, although I note that some of the major bugs that have plagued EQ2 since launch (ie, shadows randomly stop rendering) are still alive and well. But as far as Vista-related issues: none.
Just be sure to run as administrator, as you should get in the habit of doing with all games, and I think you will be fine. But, again, I did have the opportunity to select hardware by hand that I knew would get along well with Vista. So that might be part of why I have had such a pleasant time with it (I love it actually).

i have vista home permium 64 and cant get my updater to finish the download once it starts. it finishes the first orange bar then says "update complete", then i hit download again and it downloads the same file again, and does the same thing over and over. the file that keeps downloading is Char_ECB.vpk. are there any fixes or has anyone else had this?

Download the new Beta Station Launcher

Right click > Properties > Shortcut tab > Advanced > Check the box for Run As Administrator


That will stop all of your issues with the downloading, etc.

That is for Vista 64.


Ara

Alondnar@Antonia Bayle wrote:

Out of memory issue - Vista. Nice try "PC tech", but if you set the app up right, it runs perfectly, even on dual core systems. Have been running EQ2 with little to no problems since beta 2 and during the launch of Vista was the only game that work straight from install. The :Out of memory" happened with MANY games from the start, and postponed me from playing my favorate games untill SP1 when it fixed the problem that many games had.

Thoes with NVidia boards and the NVidia firewall, you really need to check it, it can do as much as crash the system when you try to start EQ2, which is not the fault of Sony.

Sorry for those who don't like flaming on the forms, I hate it as well, but I hate people who claim there a "PC Tech" and make a bad image for the rest of us real PC Techs who do our homework.

I'm seeing a bunch of people able to play eq2 on vista 64bit, and have recently heard it now supports dual core! (cheer)
So i figured i'd reinstall (lost a cd so downloading the reinstaller) but i get this error


Error Code: -5004 : 0x80070002
Error Information:
>SetupDLL\SetupDLL.cpp (3085)
pAPP:EverQuest II
PVENDOR:Sony Online Entertainment
PGUID:52358A6F-E412-4C46-8CF8-B425C0D5E8FB
$11.0.0.28844PAK
@Windows Service Pack 1 (6001) BT_OTHER 55884.23


Im using vista home premium 64bit
intel cpu
4 gigs of ram
dx10
latest updates.

any suggestions ?

Dug up my eq2 cds, still the same issue

i installed the launcher from sony though, at least that works without issue

I just got a new Dell XPS 420
Intel Quad Core 2.4ghz, ATI HD 2400PRO, 3GB RAM, Vista 32-bit Home Premium.
1. At first patcher would not even load (error message about the image can't load). This was without SP1, only with critical updates.
2. Download SP1, updated catalyst drivers latest ones from ATI/AMD, set compatabilty on EQ2.exe to WinXP SP2, and check box to run as administrator. Also right click icon to run as administrator. Everything came up fine and patcher loaded and started patching. However patching took extremely long because it would stop and I would need to restart it many times. Took me about a week because I was only doing it when I was home from work and not watching it all the time.
Everything is working great in game and is a huge performance increase from my last machine and running at higher levels for video quality love it looks like a new game. Vista rocks by the way....
Old setup was a P4 2.4ghz, ATI Radeon 9800 Pro, 1GB Ram

I have many OS options in front of me (except Linux) to use for EverQuest II and would like community advice on which OS to use.
My current set up is as follows:

Hardware = MAC Pro 2.7Ghz Dual Quad Core, 6Gb RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT

OS multi-boot, OSX (of course), XP Pro, XP64, Vista Business (Vista not installed yet)

My issue is that I currently have a smooth running version of XP Pro, in fact it's the best install I've had to date and I find it amusing that it's running on my MAC better than any of my former high end gaming PCs. The problem is that I want to use XP64 to get use out of the 6Gb of RAM I have. Mac's Boot Camp doesn't support XP64 but I have installed it anyway to test it since some people out there have gotten it to work but of course I can't get the Boot Camp drivers to work due to the prvious mentioned lack of support for XP64 in Boot Camp. However, Boot Camp will work with Vista (oddly) and I am debating using Vista to run my games, specifically EverQuest II instead of XP64 since apparently I'd have to jump through many hoops to get it work properly on my Mac Pro.
So my Question is:
Do I stay with my smooth running version of XP Pro and sacrifice the use of all the hardware that that it doesn't see (which I don't really want to do), jump through hoops to use XP64 so I can get use of my 6Gbs of RAM, or do I use Vista to run EQII since BootCamp supports Vista?
The OS I'm trying to build up here is a game only system. I want it as trouble free as possible and use as much of my hardware as possible. I don't really want to stay with XP Pro since it doesn't use or see 4 of my 6 gigs of RAM but it's hard to give up the stability for the unknown.
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If you don't know what Boot Camp is...
Boot Camp is a utility included with Apple Inc.'s Mac OS X v10.5 "Leopard" operating system that assists users in installing Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Vista on Intel-based Macintosh computers. Boot Camp guides users through non-destructive re-partitioning (including resizing of an existing HFS+ partition, if necessary) of their hard disk drive and using the Mac OS X Leopard disc to install Windows drivers. In addition to device drivers for the hardware, the disc includes an applet for the Windows control panel for selecting the boot operating system.

Hello all, I have Vista buisness and installed EQ II The problem I am having is with the patcher updating. It goes for awhile then restart's does this over and over..Yes it is set to run as administrator all the time did if for it's sub program's also. And yes I have restarted my computer.. I have done everything that has been posted in this thread.. But the darn thing still keep's doing it the restarting varies never the same, I figured I would let it go for 2 day's, But yes it's still restarting and re-updating..I hope someone can help me i'm at my witt's end and I know it's not my computer's fault but i'm about to take it out on my computer. Not a good way to treat a $2,300 peice of machine I know. So any help that you can think of that's not already in this thread would be great..Never had this problem till I got vista EQ 1 ran just frikin fantastic till I had to get vista, buisness purposes otherwise i'd still be on XP. TYVM guy's

I have a new issue. When the crashes first started I was able to fix it by just turning off multicore support. Since the patch to fix vista, I have been crashing with a C++ Virtual Runtime Error "pure virtual function call". I am reenabling multicore support and will see if that solves the issue. Anyone else experiencing this new crash? I don't usualy post of this forum but this seems to be a wide-spread issue.

I am using Vista 32bit Ultimate Edition 4gb ram, 2.66 dual core Intel processors, Nvidia Geforce 8800 GT.
I am going to also try running in full screen mode to see if that helps too.

After changing to fullscreen and turning multicore back on I am noticing a huge increase in performance and so far after 30 minutes of game play no crash "crosses fingers".

Mystriel@Blackburrow wrote:

I have the same issue since todays patch. I will try to reenable the multi-core support too. Let's see what will happen.

Ive been playing EQ2 for a week now with mounting frustration. After receiving repeated "EQ Client has stopped responding" message, I reduced all display/sound options to Min. Performance was fine for a couple of days. Now I cant get past the Zone Load Screen...EQ Client has stopped responding.
Windows Vista Basic 32 Bit
1.5gb RAM
Intel Pent 4 3.00Ghz
ATI Radeon 1100
*edit* Just upgraded to ATI HD2400 Pro and still cant get beyond Zone load screen. Exits to desktop and I get EQ Client Application has stopped working. Earlier today I got to Character select screen and couldnt go beyond. Same result.

Edit:
SOEBuild=5301L
SOEVersionString=2008/12/10 16:19:17

EVERQUEST2 CRASH LOG

==================================================================================================
Unhandled exception EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION at 0x09FCE561
Application was trying to read from 0x0EA6FECC
Region Begins At: 0x0EA6F000
Region Ends At: 0x0EA70000
Region Size Is: 0x00001000 bytes
Memory Protection: PAGE_NOACCESS (00000001)
Memory State: MEM_FREE
Memory Type: Free

Game Data:
SOEBuild: SOEBuild=5301L
SOEVersionString: SOEVersionString=2008/12/10 16:19:17
OS Version: 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 VER_SUITE_PERSONAL VER_NT_WORKSTATION
CPU: 4 x86 GenuineIntel 14MHz RDTSC MSR CMPXCHG8 SSE SSE2
DirectX Version: 9.0c
Video Card/Driver: [NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT ] [nvd3dum.dll] 7.15.11.7545 {d7b71e3e-4761-11cf-8a6e-052501c2ca35}
Time at crash: Fri Dec 12 01:04:14 2008
Login Server: none
Performance: 7
Game Uptime: 15754 seconds
Position last frame: 23.77, 3.04, -36.21
Zone name: exp05_dun_veksar
Time in Zone: 266 seconds
Previous Zone name: GameScene::ZR_NETWORKED_ZONE_CHANGE

Thread Data:
Primary Thread Id: 3032
Current Thread Id: 3032
Current Thread Priority: 0

Memory:
Load: 66%
Total physical: 1073741823
Free physical: 1073741823
Total pagefile: 2147483647
Free pagefile: 1073741823
Total virtual: 2147352576
Free virtual: 763817984

Memory Manager:
Allocations: 253685
Bytes Allocated: 521142352
Max Allocations: 289205
Max Bytes Allocated: 734468288
System Memory Allocated (MB): 716
Limit: 2048
Number of Allocate Calls: 5690860
Number of Free Calls: 5437175

Registers:
EAX 0x0EA6FE40
EBX 0x0EA70870
ECX 0x00000280
EDX 0x0B768B76
ESI 0x0EA6FEC0
EDI 0x0D18EF22
GS 0x00000000
FS 0x0000003B
ES 0x00000023
DS 0x00000023
EBP 0x000002A0
ESP 0x0012F8CC
EIP 0x09FCE561
FLAGS 0x00010207
CS 0x0000001B
SS 0x00000023

FPU Registers:
CW 0xFFFF027F
SW 0xFFFF013F
TW 0xFFFFFFFF

FPU Rounding Mode: Nearest

Call Stack:
0x09FCE561 in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll
End of Call Stack

Stack Scan:
0x0012F8CC: 0x003A50E0
0x0012F8D0: 0x00000000
0x0012F8D4: 0x0012FA58
0x0012F8D8: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012F8DC: 0x09FD3C0C, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F8E0: 0x00000029
0x0012F8E4: 0x0D18ED6E
0x0012F8E8: 0x000002A0
0x0012F8EC: 0x0EA70040
0x0012F8F0: 0x000000D9
0x0012F8F4: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012F8F8: 0x0B9F0600
0x0012F8FC: 0x00000011
0x0012F900: 0x0A9EB2C0
0x0012F904: 0x00000000
0x0012F908: 0x00000000
0x0012F90C: 0x00000000
0x0012F910: 0x00000000
0x0012F914: 0x00000000
0x0012F918: 0x00000000
0x0012F91C: 0x00000000
0x0012F920: 0x00000000
0x0012F924: 0x00000000
0x0012F928: 0x00000000
0x0012F92C: 0x00000000
0x0012F930: 0x00000000
0x0012F934: 0x00000000
0x0012F938: 0x00000000
0x0012F93C: 0x00000000
0x0012F940: 0x00000000
0x0012F944: 0x3F081100
0x0012F948: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012F94C: 0x09D58D80, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F950: 0x09D58D93, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F954: 0x0B9B5180
0x0012F958: 0x80000001
0x0012F95C: 0x00000000
0x0012F960: 0x0A07178D, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F964: 0x00000001
0x0012F968: 0x00000000
0x0012F96C: 0x00000000
0x0012F970: 0x0B56B4F8
0x0012F974: 0x0012FA18
0x0012F978: 0x00000000
0x0012F97C: 0x00000003
0x0012F980: 0x0000076C
0x0012F984: 0x00000000
0x0012F988: 0x00000000
0x0012F98C: 0x00000000
0x0012F990: 0x00000000
0x0012F994: 0x0B9BD040
0x0012F998: 0x09F163B9, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F99C: 0x09F16CC4, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F9A0: 0x0000FFFF
0x0012F9A4: 0x0B9BD040
0x0012F9A8: 0x0B9BD040
0x0012F9AC: 0x003A50E0
0x0012F9B0: 0x0000034B
0x0012F9B4: 0x0000000B
0x0012F9B8: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012F9BC: 0x0A059CC1, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012F9C0: 0x0EA70040
0x0012F9C4: 0x0B9ED7B0
0x0012F9C8: 0x0A8037BC
0x0012F9CC: 0x00000000
0x0012F9D0: 0x0B9ED770
0x0012F9D4: 0x0EA70040
0x0012F9D8: 0x00000001
0x0012F9DC: 0x003A50E0
0x0012F9E0: 0x0A803618
0x0012F9E4: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012F9E8: 0x0A9EB2C0
0x0012F9EC: 0x0B768A80
0x0012F9F0: 0x04F00040
0x0012F9F4: 0x00000000
0x0012F9F8: 0x0A385F40
0x0012F9FC: 0x0A4E3480
0x0012FA00: 0x0000076A
0x0012FA04: 0x000001C0
0x0012FA08: 0x003A50E0
0x0012FA0C: 0x00000004
0x0012FA10: 0x00000454
0x0012FA14: 0x0000076A
0x0012FA18: 0x0A08A5E0, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FA1C: 0x0AF9BBC0
0x0012FA20: 0x00000002
0x0012FA24: 0x00000014
0x0012FA28: 0x00000451
0x0012FA2C: 0x00000001
0x0012FA30: 0x000002A0
0x0012FA34: 0x00000001
0x0012FA38: 0x00000000
0x0012FA3C: 0x00000363
0x0012FA40: 0x0012F8F4
0x0012FA44: 0x0012F4F0
0x0012FA48: 0x0012FE2C
0x0012FA4C: 0x0A093114, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FA50: 0x0A0DF300, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FA54: 0xFFFFFFFF, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FA58: 0x0B9BD040
0x0012FA5C: 0x09F94683, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FA60: 0x0B9F1D80
0x0012FA64: 0x0D18ED6E
0x0012FA68: 0x00000121
0x0012FA6C: 0x00000001
0x0012FA70: 0x0012FA9C
0x0012FA74: 0x0012FAB4
0x0012FA78: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012FA7C: 0x0000001A
0x0012FA80: 0x09A48C94
0x0012FA84: 0x00000000
0x0012FA88: 0x00000001
0x0012FA8C: 0x0A06E0D0, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FA90: 0x00000001
0x0012FA94: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012FA98: 0x4DFA9200
0x0012FA9C: 0x00000D6E
0x0012FAA0: 0x00000001
0x0012FAA4: 0x09F4E2C8, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FAA8: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012FAAC: 0x3EED0D00
0x0012FAB0: 0x09F4ECF0, in C:\Windows\system32\nvd3dum.dll (0x09d50000)
0x0012FAB4: 0x00000121
0x0012FAB8: 0x00000121
0x0012FABC: 0x09A48C94
0x0012FAC0: 0x09980040
0x0012FAC4: 0x0012FAEC
0x0012FAC8: 0x701A657D, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FACC: 0x0B9E2800
0x0012FAD0: 0x09A48C94
0x0012FAD4: 0x07274330
0x0012FAD8: 0x00000000
0x0012FADC: 0x09980040
0x0012FAE0: 0x00000000
0x0012FAE4: 0x00000000
0x0012FAE8: 0x00008A28
0x0012FAEC: 0x0012FB10
0x0012FAF0: 0x701A5FA3, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FAF4: 0x09A4026C
0x0012FAF8: 0x00000000
0x0012FAFC: 0x88760870
0x0012FB00: 0x09980040
0x0012FB04: 0x701A6EE3, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FB08: 0x0012FB6C
0x0012FB0C: 0x07274330
0x0012FB10: 0x0012FB24
0x0012FB14: 0x701C48E0, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FB18: 0x09980040
0x0012FB1C: 0x0012FB6C
0x0012FB20: 0x07274330
0x0012FB24: 0x0012FB54
0x0012FB28: 0x70154FCB, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FB2C: 0x07274330
0x0012FB30: 0x00000000
0x0012FB34: 0x0727BB40
0x0012FB38: 0x0C3F8E48
0x0012FB3C: 0x0012FBC0
0x0012FB40: 0x0012FBFC
0x0012FB44: 0x02D7AB70
0x0012FB48: 0x0012FB60
0x0012FB4C: 0x75C98BEA, in C:\Windows\system32\WS2_32.dll (0x75c80000)
0x0012FB50: 0x00002733
0x0012FB54: 0x0012FB88
0x0012FB58: 0x70154E72, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FB5C: 0x0C3F8E48
0x0012FB60: 0x00000001
0x0012FB64: 0x0727BB40
0x0012FB68: 0x00000000
0x0012FB6C: 0x07274330
0x0012FB70: 0x0C3F8DC0
0x0012FB74: 0x0C3F8E48
0x0012FB78: 0x00000000
0x0012FB7C: 0x00000000
0x0012FB80: 0x00000009
0x0012FB84: 0x0012FE2C
0x0012FB88: 0x0012FC24
0x0012FB8C: 0x70154D7B, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FB90: 0x0C3F8E48
0x0012FB94: 0x00000000
0x0012FB98: 0x00000000
0x0012FB9C: 0x07279514
0x0012FBA0: 0x00000000
0x0012FBA4: 0x00000001
0x0012FBA8: 0x41000000
0x0012FBAC: 0x3D414620
0x0012FBB0: 0x41000000
0x0012FBB4: 0x00000000
0x0012FBB8: 0x0012FBD8
0x0012FBBC: 0x70158BBB, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FBC0: 0x00000001
0x0012FBC4: 0x0000000A
0x0012FBC8: 0x41000000
0x0012FBCC: 0x285390A0
0x0012FBD0: 0x0012FBDC
0x0012FBD4: 0x701A7ABD, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FBD8: 0x00000005
0x0012FBDC: 0x0012FBF8
0x0012FBE0: 0x70153C62, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FBE4: 0x0000003E
0x0012FBE8: 0x285390A0
0x0012FBEC: 0x0012FC08
0x0012FBF0: 0x771489EE, in C:\Windows\system32\USER32.dll (0x77130000)
0x0012FBF4: 0x0012FC58
0x0012FBF8: 0x00000000
0x0012FBFC: 0x00000000
0x0012FC00: 0x00000000
0x0012FC04: 0x00070144
0x0012FC08: 0x07276E24
0x0012FC0C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC10: 0x07276E24
0x0012FC14: 0x7714409C, in C:\Windows\system32\USER32.dll (0x77130000)
0x0012FC18: 0x00000001
0x0012FC1C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC20: 0x00000000
0x0012FC24: 0x0012FC54
0x0012FC28: 0x701AA6E5, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FC2C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC30: 0x00000000
0x0012FC34: 0x00000000
0x0012FC38: 0x00000000
0x0012FC3C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC40: 0x0115BEF8, in C:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest II\EverQuest2.exe (0x00400000)
0x0012FC44: 0x07276E20
0x0012FC48: 0x07276E24
0x0012FC4C: 0x07276E20
0x0012FC50: 0x00000000
0x0012FC54: 0x0012FC78
0x0012FC58: 0x701AA674, in C:\Windows\system32\d3d9.dll (0x70150000)
0x0012FC5C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC60: 0x00000000
0x0012FC64: 0x00000000
0x0012FC68: 0x00000000
0x0012FC6C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC70: 0x03CCE900
0x0012FC74: 0x00000000
0x0012FC78: 0x0012FCA4
0x0012FC7C: 0x0096436E, in C:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest II\EverQuest2.exe (0x00400000)
0x0012FC80: 0x07276E20
0x0012FC84: 0x00000000
0x0012FC88: 0x00000000
0x0012FC8C: 0x00000000
0x0012FC90: 0x00000000
0x0012FC94: 0x06457F50
0x0012FC98: 0x0012FCA0
0x0012FC9C: 0x0012FCA4
0x0012FCA0: 0x00000640
0x0012FCA4: 0x00000000
0x0012FCA8: 0x00423A12, in C:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest II\EverQuest2.exe (0x00400000)
0x0012FCAC: 0x7FFD9000
0x0012FCB0: 0x767D5AF0, in C:\Windows\system32\GDI32.dll (0x767d0000)
0x0012FCB4: 0x100103CF, in C:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest II\xul.dll (0x10000000)
0x0012FCB8: 0x0012FF88
0x0012FCBC: 0x0000FCFC
0x0012FCC0: 0x00000414
0x0012FCC4: 0x00002320
0x0012FCC8: 0x03CD1240
End of Stack Scan


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I've been running the game on craptastic settings and only then have MINIMALIZED crashing.

Before TSO, I'd NEVER crash.
More recent crash, uhhm..
yeah.
Couldnt put two logs in same post, went over the letter limit - but that's not the issue at hand.

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1. does anyone no y i can't get a question for secrate question? i am using visa cud this b the problem?

when im subscribing it wont let me select one.

any help wud b good cheers