Elden ring crashes after DLC. Error: 0xc0000005

[oVAL]

After the update came out and the dlc came out, at random times I started crashing the game with a message from AMD Software "AMD Error Reporting Tool
AMD Software has detected that
A driver failure has occurred on your system. A problem report has been created that you can
sent to AMD to help us improve our software. Would you like to
to report this problem?"
In the error report log ! "Display driver amdwddmg stopped responding and has successfully recovered.", in the error itself "Faulting application name: eldenring.exe, version: 2.2.0.0, time stamp: 0x6661ae30
Faulting module name: eldenring.exe, version: 2.2.0.0, time stamp: 0x6661ae30
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x000000000000251b64b
Faulting process id: 0x1b4c
Faulting application start time: 0x01dac3e55c17eea0
Faulting application path: B:B:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\ELDEN RING\Game\eldenring.exe
Faulting module path: B:B:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\ELDEN RING\Game\eldenring.exe
Report Id: fc4a8c35-02f6-4c19-b0c4-d4b794b299a5
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID: "
After that I did sfc scan, uninstalled EAC, game always run as administrator, scan and restore via cmd, restored C++. Nothing helped me and now I don't know what to do, I need help please

[oVAL]

evrash eredeti hozzászólása:

I have similar crashes except I dont have the option to report it, I could only see it in windows event logs, and I have nvidia gpu... there wasn't any issues before the dlc and great upgrades, but now this crash ruins my game...

evrash eredeti hozzászólása:

I have similar crashes except I dont have the option to report it, I could only see it in windows event logs, and I have nvidia gpu... there wasn't any issues before the dlc and great upgrades, but now this crash ruins my game...

Sorry, I'm using cloud gaming to play dlc right now.

[oVAL]

Epsilon_Corvi eredeti hozzászólása:

oVAL eredeti hozzászólása:

I see your point. It's very strange, I thought I was the one who had something wrong with the graphics driver, but it looks like the developers did something wrong in the update. If it was a problem with my pc, well I'd probably see it in other games too. I went into the game after this update was released and I even got banned by EAC, had to delete it. But then I got it back

Did you manage to figure out what the problem was?

I saw that such a bug was requested from microsoft support. microsoft's answer was: wait until the developers fix it, it's a bug on the game side, not on the pc.

[oVAL]

Dog That Can Read eredeti hozzászólása:

This crash has occurred months before the DLC as I've been trying everything to fix it since around 3 months ago. I've come to the conclusion that Elden Ring for whatever reason is causing video card drivers to freak out with very specific processes (theres a list of all the fault IDs if you search) no matter how old or new the driver is.

Unfortunately for us all we can really do is wait and potentially never have this issue resolved. On the positive side something has changed since the DLC release, at least for me, as the amount of time it took before to crash was around 10-30mins which is now 1-2hrs, alot more bearable and almost FNV levels of crashing.

that's not a bad thing. However, I have a crash every few minutes, maybe 5.
Mostly, as I understand it, it happens in the open world, lol

[ddavegames]

any code that ends in 05 is either ram or instability related.
My guess is your GPU is unstable. It used to happen to me all the time when I had a card that was factory overclocked, downclocking my card in MSI Afturburner solved the issue.

[oVAL]

ddavegames eredeti hozzászólása:

any code that ends in 05 is either ram or instability related.
My guess is your GPU is unstable. It used to happen to me all the time when I had a card that was factory overclocked, downclocking my card in MSI Afturburner solved the issue.

hmmm...

[Wake]

I noticed a lot of less crashing too when I removed the (rather moderate) OC on my GPU I applied myself. Can play for hours without issue now, so it's worth a chance to reset clocks back to defaults for the chip.

Also had a factory OCed MSI-GPU once which was unstable out of the box but that was quite some time ago (a GTX 580 N580GTX-M2D15D5/OC) and after replacing it with a different vendor's model everything was fine - so it's not unheard of but you'd think by now they'd know how to bin them correctly to make sure they're stable with the advertised clocks.

[Pand4]

Same problem here, downloaded the game just yesterday and can't go beyond character creation, the game crashed and got the exact same error in the log.
Tried it all like oVAL, and nothing.
Even tried underclocking my GPU (-100MHz to be exact), no difference.

[evgenidellaciana1]

I have the SAME problem. Im a new player and i installed Elden Ring on the 25th of june. I made my character, and when i tried to play, the game crashed after 5 seconds and i got an "AMD error reporter" message, and this happens every time i try to play.
Last week i could play for 10-30 minutes before crashing, but after a couple days it returned to 5-10 seconds.

I searched how to fix this bug many times, i tried everything, but nothing worked.
I uninstalled and reinstalled the game, i deleated a couple things that could have caused the problem, i ran the pc on "high performance" and i tried evrything on steam settings.

The only thing i didnt try is to run the game as administrator, only because when i right click the game the "run as administrator" button isnt there, it happens only whit my steam games.
i tried to go to "game file", right clicking the Elden Ring file, going to "proprieties", then going to "compatibility" and set "Run as administrator" but it still doesnt work.

I really need help too, because i literally cant play the game whit constant crashes, and im desperatly trying to fix this, but i now think its mostly a Game bug, maybe the developers made a mistake.

At least now i know that im not the only one whit this problem, all i can do for now is wait and hope that the developers fix this bug as soon as possible.

[dark-breed]

evgenidellaciana1 eredeti hozzászólása:

I have the SAME problem. Im a new player and i installed Elden Ring on the 25th of june. I made my character, and when i tried to play, the game crashed after 5 seconds and i got an "AMD error reporter" message, and this happens every time i try to play.
Last week i could play for 10-30 minutes before crashing, but after a couple days it returned to 5-10 seconds.

I searched how to fix this bug many times, i tried everything, but nothing worked.
I uninstalled and reinstalled the game, i deleated a couple things that could have caused the problem, i ran the pc on "high performance" and i tried evrything on steam settings.

The only thing i didnt try is to run the game as administrator, only because when i right click the game the "run as administrator" button isnt there, it happens only whit my steam games.
i tried to go to "game file", right clicking the Elden Ring file, going to "proprieties", then going to "compatibility" and set "Run as administrator" but it still doesnt work.

I really need help too, because i literally cant play the game whit constant crashes, and im desperatly trying to fix this, but i now think its mostly a Game bug, maybe the developers made a mistake.

At least now i know that im not the only one whit this problem, all i can do for now is wait and hope that the developers fix this bug as soon as possible.

it is not a game bug, it is a problem in yours system.

[Pand4]

dark-breed eredeti hozzászólása:

it is not a game bug, it is a problem in yours system.

Any indication on what might cause the issue ? A compatibility problem, maybe ?

[Dog That Can Read]

MAJOR UPDATE:

Came across a article that called to put your GPU in Debug Mode to force it to only run at Non-OC mode (FE speeds for Nvidia), you can do this by going into the Nvidia Control Panel>Help>Debug Mode. Seemingly fixed my problem although will need to spend more time with it in order to confirm.

[dark-breed]

Pand4 eredeti hozzászólása:

dark-breed eredeti hozzászólása:

it is not a game bug, it is a problem in yours system.

Any indication on what might cause the issue ? A compatibility problem, maybe ?

Dog That Can Read eredeti hozzászólása:

MAJOR UPDATE:

Came across a article that called to put your GPU in Debug Mode to force it to only run at Non-OC mode (FE speeds for Nvidia), you can do this by going into the Nvidia Control Panel>Help>Debug Mode. Seemingly fixed my problem although will need to spend more time with it in order to confirm.

instability is in the most cases a error at this offset range.

[Pand4]

Tried Debug Mode for the GPU : no change.

[TheLilin97]

I have the same error here how i fixed

Choose 60hz if your monitor 75,120,144,165hz
Open amd/gaming page add elden ring and turn on anti lag and next select this wait for veryical refresh "always on"
Next go to settings disable "use hotkeys"
Next go to preferences disable "In-Game overlay"
Next Windows/Settings/Game Mode turn on game mode
Next in same page Game Mode there is right side graphics settings go there and add eldenring.exe and enable high performance

Still crashing then delete this files Game\EasyAntiCheat\Certificates base.bin , base.cer before delete make copy these files

0x0000005c is AMD Driver Timeout error

[Pand4]

TheLilin97 eredeti hozzászólása:

I have the same error here how i fixed

Choose 60hz if your monitor 75,120,144,165hz
Open amd/gaming page add elden ring and turn on anti lag and next select this wait for veryical refresh "always on"
Next go to settings disable "use hotkeys"
Next go to preferences disable "In-Game overlay"
Next Windows/Settings/Game Mode turn on game mode
Next in same page Game Mode there is right side graphics settings go there and add eldenring.exe and enable high performance

Still crashing then delete this files Game\EasyAntiCheat\Certificates base.bin , base.cer before delete make copy these files

0x0000005c is AMD Driver Timeout error

Tried it, no change for me (maybe because my GPU is Nvidia and not AMD).
And when I delete the "base.bin" file, the game crashes instantly and returns an error code 0xc000007b, which disappears when I put the file back.