Monster Hunter Wilds

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game crash for the error code 0x0000005 for over 10 times
fix your games bruh.
how can this happen so many times
is that 32GB ram is not enough?
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Goalan Mar 20 @ 9:09am 
You should probably run a mem test. It sounds like you have an instability in your ram.
Error code 0x0000005 is an Access violation error that occurs when the program you try to run is attempting to reach a location that is not assigned for it. Here are some methods to troubleshoot this error:

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Deactivate Data Execution Prevention (DEP) for the Program
Deactivate the AppInit DLLs Mechanism in the Windows Registry
Disable antivirus and Defective RAMThe error can also be caused by a problem in your memory or a general failure to process the app's settings by your operating system.

Found your issue. One of your RAM may be defective or Dying, happened to me when i removed the dying RAM, all good.

"Application Error 0xc0000005 (Access Violation) error is usually caused by your computer not being able to correctly process the files and settings required to run a particular program or installation. Despite the error showing when you try and use particular pieces of software, it has many different causes including faulty RAM problems, errors with the files of your PC and issues with the settings of your PC.

In this case, we suggest that you check for corrupted Windows system files. System File Checker (SFC) is a utility in Windows that scans for corrupted Windows system files. If it finds a problem, it will try to replace the problematic system files from a cached version that’s on your PC.

To run System File Checker (SFC), follow these steps:


In the search box on the taskbar, type command prompt, press and hold (or right-click) Command Prompt, then select Run as administrator > Yes.
At the command prompt, type sfc /scannow (note the space between sfc and the /). Scanning will take a few minutes.
If SFC finds corrupted files and replaces them, restart your PC and check if the issue persists.

For more info about System File Checker, see Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files."

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Last edited by Sheiriff Woody; Mar 20 @ 9:16am
Originally posted by SakuraROCK:
game crash for the error code 0x0000005 for over 10 times
fix your games bruh.
how can this happen so many times
is that 32GB ram is not enough?

That is no game error. That is an OS error. The issue is on your side. Not the game's fault.
Familiar Mar 20 @ 10:20am 
I was getting this error because my Intel CPU is defective, and lowering its performance core ratio or speed helped it run well enough for me. You can do this with your BIOS or Intel XTU.
SakuraROCK Mar 20 @ 10:27am 
bro i ran the memtest just now and there is no error detected :steamsad:
SakuraROCK Mar 20 @ 10:28am 
Originally posted by Familiar:
I was getting this error because my Intel CPU is defective, and lowering its performance core ratio or speed helped it run well enough for me. You can do this with your BIOS or Intel XTU.
:steamsad: thank you bro i am not going to touch this game until the update
Originally posted by SakuraROCK:
bro i ran the memtest just now and there is no error detected :steamsad:

You will not find fish if you search in the middle of the desert
SakuraROCK Mar 20 @ 10:29am 
Originally posted by アンジェル:
Originally posted by SakuraROCK:
game crash for the error code 0x0000005 for over 10 times
fix your games bruh.
how can this happen so many times
is that 32GB ram is not enough?

That is no game error. That is an OS error. The issue is on your side. Not the game's fault.

:steamsad: all right. just wait for the update.
this game was normal in the beginning bro, it started to crash after the 80hrs play
Kobi Blade Mar 20 @ 11:00am 
Originally posted by SakuraROCK:
Originally posted by アンジェル:

That is no game error. That is an OS error. The issue is on your side. Not the game's fault.

:steamsad: all right. just wait for the update.
this game was normal in the beginning bro, it started to crash after the 80hrs play
You shouldn't listen to AI Bots, I can code a program in 2 min. that triggers an access violation error.

Is not exactly exclusive to OS or Hardware issues, in fact you not the first one to run into this issue with Wilds.

Do not waste time with SFC scans, is the typical suggestion from nobodies at Microsoft Answers that don't know how to diagnose issues, there is nothing more useless.

I would recommend clearing the shader cache and re-checking your game files on Steam.

The latest NVidia driver is also known to cause crashes in multiple games right now.
Last edited by Kobi Blade; Mar 20 @ 11:02am
Fogey Mar 20 @ 12:02pm 
Originally posted by Kobi Blade:
Originally posted by SakuraROCK:

:steamsad: all right. just wait for the update.
this game was normal in the beginning bro, it started to crash after the 80hrs play
You shouldn't listen to AI Bots, I can code a program in 2 min. that triggers an access violation error.

Is not exactly exclusive to OS or Hardware issues, in fact you not the first one to run into this issue with Wilds.

Do not waste time with SFC scans, is the typical suggestion from nobodies at Microsoft Answers that don't know how to diagnose issues, there is nothing more useless.

I would recommend clearing the shader cache and re-checking your game files on Steam.

The latest NVidia driver is also known to cause crashes in multiple games right now.
How do i clear the shader cache? I look in the eilds folder, and it is not there?
Originally posted by Fogey:
Originally posted by Kobi Blade:
You shouldn't listen to AI Bots, I can code a program in 2 min. that triggers an access violation error.

Is not exactly exclusive to OS or Hardware issues, in fact you not the first one to run into this issue with Wilds.

Do not waste time with SFC scans, is the typical suggestion from nobodies at Microsoft Answers that don't know how to diagnose issues, there is nothing more useless.

I would recommend clearing the shader cache and re-checking your game files on Steam.

The latest NVidia driver is also known to cause crashes in multiple games right now.
How do i clear the shader cache? I look in the eilds folder, and it is not there?

In what folder?
Terry86 Mar 20 @ 12:31pm 
do you have the 13/14 gen intel cpu that's killing itself? update the bios thou it's probably too late.
Originally posted by Terry86:
do you have the 13/14 gen intel cpu that's killing itself? update the bios thou it's probably too late.

Sorta
Terry86 Mar 20 @ 12:32pm 
Originally posted by アンジェル:
Originally posted by Fogey:
How do i clear the shader cache? I look in the eilds folder, and it is not there?

In what folder?

Both
C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\NV_Cache
C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Local\NVIDIA with two respective folders, DXCache and GLCache

i wouldn't knew about this if i didn't change my graphic card from 3080 to 9070.
nvidia really don't want you to change it or the graphic card.

at the worse case scenario you would need to uninstall/reinstall the game + reinstall windows. *which i did cuz i changed my graphic card
Last edited by Terry86; Mar 20 @ 12:35pm
Originally posted by Terry86:
Originally posted by アンジェル:

In what folder?

Both
C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\NV_Cache
C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Local\NVIDIA with two respective folders, DXCache and GLCache

i wouldn't knew about this if i didn't change my graphic card from 3080 to 9070.
nvidia really don't want you to change it or the graphic card.

at the worse case scenario you would need to uninstall/reinstall the game + reinstall windows. *which i did cuz i changed my graphic card

Eh... if anyone wants to address the actual game related shader cache, they use tip#16 + #17 here and restart their PC
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3436896664

You never need to reinstall the game, unless you having a storage drive defect. In fact, it would not help, because the game's shader cache is unaffected by uninstallation. You have to manually remove it.

A lot of benchmark users still have a large shader cache sitting around because of that, just taking away space while doing nothing.

And Nvidia's cache - even if you do not know the path, there is a simple trick via the control panel, while AMD has it in their Adrenaline app as an option. Both methods are described (even if partially very poorly) in the pinned thread.

But either is not related to this threadstarter's issue. Threadstarter simply has an OS permission issue and they probably run some conflicting background app, as seen in another case with MSI Afterburner.
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