nobody wants this trash stop updating it

Originally posted by stupid meat:

nobody wants this trash stop updating it

no one is forcing you to stay

Originally posted by stupid meat:

nobody wants this trash stop updating it

Ok, now tell me, who asked you?

ive enjoyed this game since 2017 keep updating it!

Oi Oi Oi

THANK YOU

s tier update

pls resume 2.0 dev <3

Originally posted by stupid meat:

nobody wants this trash stop updating it

no, they should keep updating it, and just to spite everyone that hates it

Vanilla update when???

I think it's good for us, bad for the cheaters

cheaters and campers zaebali

The server always crashes inexplicably, with exception code 0xc000005. This thread attempts to read and write to a virtual address, but it does not have the corresponding access permissions to that address.

Originally posted by stupid meat:

nobody wants this trash stop updating it

you really live up to your name

Originally posted by CCA:

The server always crashes inexplicably, with exception code 0xc000005. This thread attempts to read and write to a virtual address, but it does not have the corresponding access permissions to that address.

Error code 0xc0000005 is a write access error. I've faced this issue on other programs. It can be the result of several different factors.

My fix was uninstalling the Meta Quest Link software. Although I got the error on different programs, not Unturned's server.

Possible causes:

1. Virus/Malware
   
2. Corrupt system files
   
3. Overclocking
   
4. Registry issues
   
5. Bad sectors on your hard drive
   
6. Faulty hardware such as a failing drive
   
7. Faulty RAM
   
8. Driver issues
   
9. Software conflicts

I can only give quick possible fixes for each one listed. You'll want to do more search on your own if these don't work.

1. Full scan with different anti malware programs like Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, or BitDefender.

2. Open an elevated command prompt and run the command DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth followed by the command sfc /scannow . If the scan finds anything restart your PC after. You can also try the command chkdsk /f

3. If you did any overclocking, especially on your RAM, revert it. Look up how to overclock if you don't know how.

4. If you made changes to your registry and saved a backup restore that backup and check if the error happens again.

5 & 6. It's a stretch but you could try defragging your drive though I don't think it'll help. You'll want to replace your hard drive if this is the issue.

7. Run memtest86 with one stick of RAM at a time. Let it do a full scan. If it finds errors on that stick then you know you have a bad stick.

8. Try updating or reinstalling all your drivers one by one.

9. This is probably the most annoying and time consuming. Run a clean boot windows and check to see if the error happens again. If it does you know it's not software related. If not then enable the programs one at a time and restart after each one, test again.