I've had a similiar problem in that when I choose "Custom Match" I get kicked out due to losing the connection/session. I have a better chance of getting the points I earned when I choose "Create Match". I read somewhere here I think, it has to do with the hosts internet connection.
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@KimberleyTh wrote:
I've had a similiar problem in that when I choose "Custom Match" I get kicked out due to losing the connection/session. I have a better chance of getting the points I earned when I choose "Create Match". I read somewhere here I think, it has to do with the hosts internet connection.
@Undead10201 wrote:
I've seen many people with this problem including myself.
I don't even know what you guys are talking about anymore... is it about a 000005 Windows error crash?
or are you talking about "connection lost" to a Garden Ops game?? Cuz that is what it sounds like...
Garden Ops is hosted by players... losing connection means the host left or his mom pulled his internet cable. By creating a match you are hosting. If you get frequent disconnects from that or multiplayer I'd start looking at the connection on your end.
If it's about a Windows Crash... If you think you all have the exact same issue.. I cannot help you. If you post your system specs + the error... we have a shot a fixing it.
@peeholeskin69 wrote:
Have you helped others with that problem meaning do you know the solution to this problem?
No I'm just a troll. Everyone has this problem and there are no fixes... that link I gave about making your own topic, posting system specs, crash logs, drivers, dGPU vs iGPU.. it's just trolling
Sorry I just woke up from a nap and I'm grumpy for some reason... I really need you to help me help you though.
Gotcha.
I looked at your topic again. The thing that jumps out at me is Radeon HD 6530D
Should it play this game? I think so yes... how well I'm not entirely sure.
I googled your computer, it looks like a half-height chassis. They make a few niche market cards that fit this size. They cost a bit more than their native cards and are also scaled/cut down in other ways (which could cause problems in and of itself).
Personally I would try buying one of those powerful niche market cards for about 100$ and see if it fixes it. I think it will but I might be wrong. I'd get that APU out of the equation though.
If that doesn't cut it, I'd shrink your primary partition down, give yourself about 50 free GBs. Install Windows fresh, even if you use a 90 day trial from Microsoft.
That is my 2 cents on your specific issue... I know it isn't very good.. It's okay if you hate me for it... but that is my 2 cents on your issue re-reading your thread.
This also goes to show how everbodies problem, although they might look the same, can be miles apart.
I will admit that c00005 was one **bleep** of a thorn I couldn't pluck at the launch of this game... but since that first week I think we've had a pretty good success rate at fixing crashing on people's system who have dedicated GPUs of mid-tier or higher.
Again I'm very sorry if these are "poor" suggestions... that is what I'd try though. If you live in Ohio... bring your **bleep** over here and we'll throw one of my GPUs in in it.. I even have crazy things like external enclosures and PCIe16 extention cables... we'll hook up a monster on the outside of your case.. Okay I'm getting crazy now.. need to stop typing.
/weird mood tonight... as you can tell :P
*edit PS. I would go with a AMD/ATi GPU because of your AMD CPU. I have a theory that doesn't hold much water but I have seen issues with AMD + nVIdia cards... when someone posts a system like that... I raise an eyebrow and don't expect to have very good luck with solving their problem... I don't know exactly why. I've made this allegation for Frostbite games before and asked that the devs take a look at it... no clue if it holds any water or not.. I'd lean towards no... but enough that I wouldn't recommmend an nVidia GPU with an AMD CPU for these games.
Specs:
Proccessor: AMD a6-3600 APU Radeon(tm) HD Graphics 2.1 GHz
RAM: 8.00 GB 7.71 GB Usable
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
catalyst version 14.4
Need any more and I'll update the post.
Crash report
Description
Faulting Application Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare\PVZ.Main_Win64_Retail.exe
Problem signature
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: PVZ.Main_Win64_Retail.exe
Application Version: 1.0.1.0
Application Timestamp: 53c6b959
Fault Module Name: PVZ.Main_Win64_Retail.exe
Fault Module Version: 1.0.1.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 53c6b959
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00000000008ae4ea
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 6e15
Additional Information 2: 6e15bdc444f8dc9eae7e49a423380d31
Additional Information 3: ba4c
Additional Information 4: ba4c7c97847fdccb662203b25d468844
Extra information about the problem
Bucket ID: 45034733
You've suggested clean booting already. and I don't know if I want to do the driver reinstalation.
I have an A8 running Windows Server 2012 at work.
If I find time on Monday.... it's busy as **bleep** right now so don't hold your breathe.. I will test it on that system.
I know the drivers are way out of date and Catalyst doesn't even work right on Server 2012 without tweaks (which I have no done because the purpose of the machine I have no use for it)..
If I find time I will test it on that system to see if it crashes. I have no clue what it'll prove but it's an APU that's similiar to yours and the drivers + OS are stacked against the odds of it working good.
Couldn't hurt anything.
I'd do the official uninstall method through Control Panel, restart, then install them. If windows tries to update after the restart, I'd just click Skip or better yet disable automatic driver installation
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2500967
Turn it back on after your done because if you ever plug in like a flash drive or printer or anything... you want it to automatically do it... but it can cause problems when you have your drivers ready to go and windows first wants to throw (god knows what) at it first.
