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"GMatrix2D" is a Scaleform class type, I would assume this is a PhysX problem.
Try this version of the "NVIDIA PhysX Legacy System Software"
- Fred_vdp8 years agoHero+
General protection fault is most often a graphics driver issue. I recommend downloading the latest Geforce drivers and performing a clean driver installation.
Here's a guide. Step 1 is outdated. Use the Windows search function to find the control panel.
I got the error with MEIUTM once, but it contained more detail.
- holger14058 years agoHero+
- Anonymous8 years agoThanks Hero and Holger. I will try this next. I see that NVidia just released a new driver a few days ago so now would be a good time to try that. I also had some issues with my gpu driver with Windows Creator’s edition dropped. Finally got that fixed, but who knows it might be stemming from that.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Well Fred, I just tried that. I did a clean installation of the drivers and still got the same error. I installed the legacy driver and ran that and I still got the error. I also tried deleting the Open Al files and using a new version of Open AL from the Mass Effect Wiki. I will say that sometimes now I am getting the error and sometimes it just crashes at the splash screen. Do you guys have any other ideas? This is really starting to get old. Oh yeah before that I installed the official 1.2 patch from the Bioware site, and when I do that it asks me for my cd key, I put it in, and then it keeps asking me. It never accepts it. I have also tried running every compatibility mode of Windows there is. I've ran Origin in compatibility mode. I'm about to give up. It just looks like I will never play this game again. I've seen multiple posts about this error. I don't know why they haven't fixed this yet after so many years. Is there any possible way to get the file it says is missing, or is it really missing? I don't even see a list of files that looks like that.
- holger14058 years agoHero+
You reinstalled or repaired the game after you tried the patch?
Origin will patch the game to the newest version automatically, it is not recommanded to patch manually. (Unless a CM, Hero or champion suggest it.)
If a clean install of the driver didn't helped and you already had GPU driver issues before then I would recommand a complete removal of all driver components from the system:
• Download DDU:
• Install (if you have profiles for games, back them up using "NVIDIA inspector")
• run DDU > save mode > NVIDIA Software and Drivers > Clean and Restart. (Read the manual)
• Press the Windows Key and X > Task Manager > Startup > Disable the NVBackEnd.
• shut down your virus scanner.
• Run the driver installation EXE > install only the GPU Driver and the PHYSX software.
• Reboot > Test.
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