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(First crash ever, and the only crash that is ERROR #123) I've copied the error logs into pastebin if anyone wants to have a look at them: It seems like WoW is the only one with this issue (or maybe the only one that runs into a computer-issue that other games have somehow avoided). There doesn’t seem to be a pattern as to when the crash occurs I’ve had it happen while doing a variety of in-game events, and it has happened from any time within 10 minutes of playing the game, to up to 4 hours.įinally, I would like to note that no other game, at least from what I can remember, on my system has crashed. None of these solved the problem, and my game still crashes with ERROR #132. So I can't really get rid of it, as far as I know. I have tried to uninstall Nahimic, but it appears that while I can uninstall the Nahimic App, my MOBO itself has Nahimic built into its whole audio package.

Wow fatal error 132 vanilla .dll#

dll from Nahimic could potentially be causing issues or crashes. Reinstall my graphics driver, and attempting to uninstall Nahimic audio drivers: People have mentioned audio. I have also tried reseating the RAM in my computer.

Every test I’ve run so far has found nothing wrong. Run SFC Scan and DISM many times, a pass of memtest86, multiple tests with the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool, and a CHKDSK: Some hardware testing that did not turn up any errors or anomalies. Switch from DirectX12 to DirectX11, turn off MSAA: These were various suggestions I came across in my search, and they didn’t help. This solution was suggested multiple times by Blue's in the tech support forum. I cannot find any other programs on my system that use an overlay. Turn off all game overlays: I have made sure that Discord, Nvidia, Windows Game Bar, and Overwolf overlays are all turned off. Uninstall Addons: I completely removed any addons from the WoW folder, and then I renamed my Interface, Cache, and WTF folders to -Old. I have tried a handful of the solutions recommended. I have been lurking on the WoW tech support forums for the past couple weeks, as well as searching through old ERROR #132 posts other players have made within the past year or so. I have not gotten ERROR #123 since I started playing again, but ERROR #132 keeps showing up. At the time maybe I assumed it was a one-time thing, or perhaps it just coincided with when I took my break. I took a break from WoW around this time, and forgot this happened. When I went poking in the WoW Error log folder, I found back in February 2020 that my game crashed with:ĮRROR #123 (0x8510007b) This memory block has been corrupted by an out-of-bounds memory write. This error has occurred every day since I started to play WoW again on the Shadowlands launch… sort of.

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but be prepared for a hefty bill since usually 2 or more components of the pc will need to be replaced.Īnd yeah that error code means something is not right at a hardware level.Hello everyone, I have been having an issue with WoW encountering fatal errors that crash to the desktop. take your pc to computer store you know can be trusted and let then try to figure it out. If the other game ALSO crashes or the pc hangs when running it, then stop looking for a easy fix on the internet because whats wrong with your pc is most likely something else, like the controllers on the Mainboard. they can help you isolate whats needs to be removed/updated to make wow run.

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if the other program doesnt show errors then its wow, or any combination of wow/drivers either on the vga to the mouse drivers (i had wow crash on me due to Logitech keyboard drivers in the past.) so just contact wow costumer service for help/or to report the issue. If you still have the problem, run any other game and see if it freezes/shows errors after 2 hours. get moar fans! (but usually carefull cleaning of the ones you have should do the trick) run wow on a window and go sit in SW/Org (anywhere with lots of ppl) check the temperatures of your Micro/VGA/hds if you see they Just keep rising up to the moment the PC hangs/wow shows an error.

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If the mem/Hds are ok, run a program like 'CPUID HWMonitor' its free and needs no cofiguration. if they just show error then they will need replacin in the short term, but nothing to freak out about.

if the harddisks fail unter the strain of the Scandisk, then the disks need to be replaced.

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THEN do a full scandisk on all Hard Drives. if theres anything wrong it will show on the first 10 15 minutes. go to the Control panel and search for 'Memory' run the 'diagnose computer's memory problems' reset pc and let the program run on next boot. If youre using win 7 FIRST check your ram.