2.) Open the Vdfs tool click Builder. click file name and then browse to where is your gothic 2 folder. It can be found in C:\Program Files\GOG.com\Gothic 2 Gold\Data\ModVdf or C:\Program Files\JoWood\Gothic II\Data\ModVdf. Do not open just delete the 3 .mod files also delete the .mod files in the Data folder if there is any. after Deleting exit the Vdfs tool.
Gothic 2 Access Violation
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I will be pasting what I get on the clipboard when it crashes at the bottom of the post, what I have tried:>>setting as administrator and Windows XP service pack 2 to the 3 launchers in my system folder>>tried using both launchers (gothic2.exe and gothic starter.exe) [And when using the gothicstarter.exe I select Requiem as the option]>>went to computer properties to change the 'data execution prevention' and added the 3 launchers in the list.>>tried both steam and retail version of Gothic II - Night of the Raven (Gold edition). Clean installs were made on different HDDs>>tried differnt resolutions and video settings>>disabled intro videos>>updated video driversI have been trying for what it seems like a while now and havent made it to Khorinis without crashing. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!======================================= UNHANDLED EXCEPTION OCCURED ============================================================================================= CRASH INFOS: =====================================================================Gothic II - 2.6 (fix), Parser Version: 50User: Sal, CPUType: 586, Mem: 1024 MB total, 1024 MB freeCamera: Pos(31106.7188/8915.79883/-14577.0693), At(0.42994684/-0.0665803254/0.90039593)Startup Options:-game:requiemgame.ini=============================================== CALLSTACK : ==============================================================0023:771DC54F (0xE06D7363 0x00000001 0x00000003 0x0135F818) KERNELBASE.dll, RaiseException()+88 byte(s)0023:007D44BF (0x0135F844 0x00889A88 0x00000000 0x7EA55328) Gothic2.exe, _CxxThrowException()+52 byte(s)0023:007D0AB4 (0x1DE23CAC 0x00000000 0x0088DFE0 0x008913B0) Gothic2.exe, __RTDynamicCast()+122 byte(s)0023:007D0B51 (0x0135F834 0x0135F1EC 0x0135F900 0x007D3544) Gothic2.exe, bad_cast::bad_cast0023:007D0AB4 (0x1DE23CAC 0x00000000 0x0088DFE0 0x008913B0) Gothic2.exe, __RTDynamicCast()+122 byte(s)0023:006EEE65 (0x7EA55454 0x00AB4118 0x00AB40C0 0x0082E6F0) Gothic2.exe, oCMsgState::operator delete()+52661 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\Gothic\_ulf\oGameExternal.cpp, line 4749+25 byte(s)0023:00792568 (0x006EEE10 0x0082E6F0 0x00AB40C0 0xFFFFFFFF) Gothic2.exe, zCParser::DoStack()+3080 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_ulf\zParser.cpp, line 14330023:00792CBF (0x00AB40C0 0x0000A18B 0x21DE3350 0x0043C804) Gothic2.exe, zCParser::CallFunc()+719 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_ulf\zParser.cpp, line 15510023:007929E7 (0x21DE3350 0x0758C280 0x21DE31E8 0x23848250) Gothic2.exe, zCParser::CallFunc()+23 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_ulf\zParser.cpp, line 1488+23 byte(s)0023:0061077B (0x0758C034 0x00000000 0xC2711D5E 0xC2C87B58) Gothic2.exe, zCTrigger::OnTimer()+43 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_dieter\zVobMisc.cpp, line 4730023:00602CD7 (0x00000001 0x152165D8 0x00000000 0x0135FCA8) Gothic2.exe, zCVob::DoFrameActivity()+119 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_dieter\zVob.cpp, line 21790023:006C87EB (0x00400000 0x002F3299 0x0135FECC 0x7EFDE000) Gothic2.exe, oCGame::Render()+331 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\Gothic\_ulf\oGame.cpp, line 26580023:00425E6E (0x0082F0EC 0x00000000 0x0004038A 0x152165D8) Gothic2.exe, CGameManager::Run()+1598 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\Gothic\_bert\oGameManager.cpp, line 767+47 byte(s)0023:0078188B (0x0000002C 0x00016CE9 0x00000001 0x00000000) Gothic2.exe, MainProg()+75 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\Gothic\_ulf\Phoenix.cpp, line 1110023:00503270 (0x00400000 0x00000000 0x002F3299 0x00000001) Gothic2.exe, HandledWinMain()+928 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_carsten\zWin32.cpp, line 11690023:00502DFD (0x0135FED0 0x00000000 0x002F3299 0x00000001) Gothic2.exe, WinMain()+141 byte(s), P:\dev\g2addon\release\ZenGin\_carsten\zWin32.cpp, line 1054+17 byte(s)0023:007D43F8 (0x00000004 0x0000FFFF 0x000000B8 0x00000000) Gothic2.exe, WinMainCRTStartup()+224 byte(s)Sorry about the massive message and thanks for your time if you happened to scrolled through the whole thing...RegardsSal Corgom
She access Medevolve on her own machine and the database is on a windows 2008 server. I tried several troubleshooting tips from online resources but have not been able to fix it. I contacted Medevolve and they are saying that it's a Windows error. Please help if you can, thank you.
You receive an access violation error in the Svchost.exe process. This process is related to the Automatic Updates service. This access violation occurs when you use Automatic Updates to scan for updates by using the daily automatic schedule or when you visit the Microsoft Update Web site to manually scan for updates.
Access Violation is a memory related error. It usually arises while installing or running an application if the memory allocation for the process has not been optimally done. For example, an error may appear when the program tries to access memory not allocated.
According to experts the Exception Access Violation pop-up may be triggered by corrupted software, which ends up with memory corruption.[3] In other words, the EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION error means that some parts of the software the user is trying to launch may be trying to access protected memory address and the access is denied due to protection.
The only thing that works is to click 20 times like a woodpecker on the "ok" button. After 10 "OK" I get a new message "The Windows error was 'access denied'". The Pop Up error messsage window reappears after half an hour.
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