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when i start my bf2 game, often the computer shuts itself down showing the blue screen of death. which is highly annoying. when i re-boot it shows the error report. in the error report it says about the files from a folder called:
LOCALS~1\Temp\WERee46.dir00\sysdata.xml
and
LOCALS~1\Temp\WERee46.dir00\Mini032607-01.dmp
Under the 'error signature' it shows this:
BCCode : 1000000a BCP1 : C124027E BCP2 : 00000002 BCP3 : 00000000
BCP4 : 805D7CE2 OSVer : 5_1_2600 SP : 2_0 Product : 768_1

if anyone knows what these are please help me!

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Short diagnostic summary tied to the thread: crashes that happen reliably when a game starts are most often caused by a kernel-mode driver or faulty memory access rather than the game itself. ’s hint about drivers is on target — layering drivers over each other can leave inconsistent files, so a proper clean uninstall + reinstall is preferable to “over-installing.” Microsoft on driver/memory-related bug checks. (learn.microsoft.com)

Collect and inspect the crash dumps first — the small dump files are the best starting point. Open the .dmp in the Windows debugger and run !analyze -v, or use the lightweight, portable BlueScreenView to get a quick list of the module/driver implicated (it also looks in the default minidump folder). These will show whether a specific driver module is appearing in the stack. WinDbg !analyze docs — BlueScreenView (NirSoft). (learn.microsoft.com)

Hardware checks to rule out physical causes: run a bootable memory tester (MemTest86) for several full passes, reseat RAM sticks, remove any overclocks, and check temperatures/power delivery (a weak PSU or overheating GPU can produce similar symptoms). If memory errors show up, replace the bad stick(s) before chasing drivers. MemTest86 download/info. (memtest86.com)

Driver workflow (clean, ordered): uninstall the current graphics stack (use Safe Mode if needed), run the vendor cleanup tool or the vendor-recommended uninstall routine, then install the driver package appropriate for the machine (OEM laptop drivers are often preferred to generic packages). If the minidump names a specific module, update/roll back that driver instead of guessing. AMD’s driver/support pages and cleanup guidance are the right place to get official packages. . ()

If the minidump analysis points to a specific .sys/.dll, that filename is the strongest clue — fix or replace that driver first. If the dumps are inconclusive after these steps, the next step is to collect the latest minidump(s) and system driver list for deeper analysis.

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Member Avatar for jbennet

what graphics card (ATI or Nvidia) do u have and do you have the newest driver for it?

Member Avatar for Serunson

yes i do its the factory standard ATi Radeon X3000SE
i only have the patches of 1.12 and 1.41
do i need more?

Member Avatar for jbennet

1) your card sucks

2) you dont want to instal 1.21. youve probably broken it by installing 1.21 over 1.41

try installing 1.41 again over the top of itself

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