Re: Game keeps crashing when playing Hero Showdown

@SteveZee Just played Rise of The Tomb Raider and it ran smoothly, no crashes/errors. I think some programms or settings, like DirectX, do not provide enough stability to run Star Wars Battlefront II.

@SteveZee These are the other descriptions:

Windows Error Reporting 1001:

Fault bucket LKD_0x141_Tdr:6_IMAGE_nvlddmkm.sys_Pascal_SCG3D, type 0
Event Name: LiveKernelEvent
Response: Niet beschikbaar
Cab Id: a8cb0b5e-d4d9-481d-82e4-f19d7acfa4ff

Problem signature:
P1: 141
P2: ffff890423e0f0f0
P3: fffff801222cec88
P4: 0
P5: 2178
P6: 10_0_17134
P7: 0_0
P8: 256_1
P9:
P10:

Attached files:
\\?\C:\WINDOWS\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG\WATCHDOG-20180522-1949.dmp
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\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WERA567.tmp.WERInternalMetadata.xml
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\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WERA576.tmp.csv
\\?\C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\Temp\WERA587.tmp.txt
\\?\C:\Windows\Temp\WERCE7B.tmp.WERDataCollectionStatus.txt

These files may be available here:
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportArchive\Kernel_141_60e432a0d39333b7c9b8e0f76ebcfd2c3e165ce_00000000_cab_1690d38b

Analysis symbol:
Rechecking for solution: 0
Report Id: 1ef9e5d4-2863-4d9f-962b-f2b4bc5ec29b
Report Status: 268435456
Hashed bucket:

Security-SPP 1003:
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ESENT 916 (0):
svchost (11748,G,98) De bètafunctie EseDiskFlushConsistency is ingeschakeld in ESENT als gevolg van de instellingen 0x800000 in de bètasitemodus.

Thats odd. Were you running BF2 or ROTR? Because the Windows Error reporting says ROTR was potentially going to misuse resources on your computer (radar pre leak 64...not necessarily an issue). Im looking for the BF2 windows error report. The time stamp looks the same. Its as if you had tomb raider running too.

If need be. Run BF2 again, and produce the error, then look for the BF2 WER.

@SteveZee I have edited my message to the correct error report.

@SteveZee So I am having to same problem with these games, however Rise of The Tomb Raider does not crash. This information shows that this specific error would not be the cause of the crashes.

Yeah its definitely your graphics driver that looks to be crashing. Its hard to say how that error report is being created, but , if the Display 4101 error is the cause (it probably is), then you're getting a hang, the device is being removed and restarted. BAsically DX11 is "crashing" and restarting.

That's either BF2, Your video card drivers, hardware, or another conflicting service or application.

Have you tried any of these?

1. Revert to an older driver (CLEAN INSTALL)
2. Try a clean boot
3. Run a system stress tester
4. Make sure your video card is seated properly.
5. Make sure youre not overclocking your card
6. Have enough page file space
7. Reinstall Direct X components

@SteveZee My Nvidia settings were on optimal, not adaptive or prefer max performance.

@SteveZee The game still crashes on max performance.

@SteveZee How is DirectX 11 "crashing" while I currently use DirectX 12?

@SteveZee I have tried the game with and without DirectX 12 disabled, but in both cases no luck. I will run a GPU and CPU stress test tomorrow, because I am very busy right now. If these stress tests do not reveal any malfunctions what are the other options of finding the cause of this problem?

It could be the application, the graphics driver, or your graphics hardware. You'd have to really stress it with another game that's as demanding as BF2 to test it properly. Each game stresses  your hardware differently. You want something that maximizes it.

Maybe try underclocking your hardware just to totally rule out hardware. Or undervolt it.

Beyond anything else you try, here is the last list of suggestions you can try if you haven't all ready:

1. Revert to an older driver (CLEAN INSTALL)
2. Try a clean boot
3. Run a system stress tester
4. Make sure your video card is seated properly.
6. Have enough page file space
7. Reinstall Direct X components

You could also check w/ the Nvidia forums to see if anyone else is having the same issue w/ the same game with your same card. See if any of them have any ideas due to the fact that its directx that seems to be crashing and it points to your video card.

These are about all the ideas i have. If i think of something else ill suggest it. Good luck.

@SteveZee I have noticed that after playing custom arcade the game stutters a lot, which it normally does not. When I am going to play Hero Showdown then the game almost instantly crashes after the first match. When I start the game and do not play custom arcade then there is no stuttering and the game crashes after two or three matches instead of one.

@SteveZee I have also noticed that my voice in discord got disconnected during the crash or at least the connectivity was almost at its lowest.

Have you run a stress tester on your system at all? If not, you can't really say what the problem is. It could very well be hardware based. If its crashing on all game modes, its unlikely its BF2, but i could be wrong. You might consider running scan disk or SFC /Scannow in a command console.  See what happens.

You could check Nvidia forums and see if anyone else is getting the same problems with your graphics card.

What other games do you have besides BF2? Anything that might stress your CPU/GPU as much? Tomb raider is NOWHERE NEAR as stressful on higher end cards than BF2 is. Do you have battlefield? Or dishonored? Or crysis?

Intel has an extreme tuning utility that acts as a stress test (not sure what your processor is, but it might work with anything). 3dmark works (i think this costs money to stress test though), unigine heaven works (free), and pcmark (which may also cost). Try one of these. Unigine for example and let it run for a while. Make sure you monitor the card usage levels because you want to stress the entire system.

Another quick possibility is also the power supply. What's your power supplies wattage? If it can't provide the power required, you'll see things like crashes occur. One way to ensure this is tested is to make sure your graphics card runs at full tilt in almost any game you play by tweaking the settings in the control panel. That way all games utilize the max voltages, and power draw. Though you'd still have to make sure the GPU is still used at close to 100% for it to matter.

@SteveZee Running sfc /scannow has repaired some corrupted files, however it did not solve my crashing problem.