Thanks for your help. The true culprit is "CrySystem.dll" -- any info on fixing that error?
As far as I know, all the errors were patched in the last beta stage. I'm not in the beta, so I don't know if anyone has been having any exceptions. Have you tried the NCsoft AION beta boards?
theres 2 problems, windows 7 is still a turd beta, and youre using 32 bit instead of 64 bit, 32 bit is so 1999, get with the times and go 64 already =p
Supposedly some of the issues related to this error have been addressed with the most recent US patch. Try the game tomorrow to see if it will let you play.
If you're playing on the Chinese version.. well.. I have nothing for you then.
"There is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful answer."
The problem is not being able to open the game. (Also this is my girlfriend's problem, not mine - I use XP and it's flawless). I've updated to tomorrow's patch already and I can open the game client and see the login screen.
She can open the launcher, but when she tries to run Aion she gets the error. Since all the patches for tomorrow have been downloaded and installed already...will there really be a difference trying it tomorrow, even just to get to the login screen?
Going to simplify my answer so it's easier to read and makes sense. Basically, something in the game code is causing the crysystem.dll to not be readable by the computer, therefore it's triggering the "inpage operation" error because the computer thinks there's a harddrive problem.
Due to the extra security written into Windows 7, it's likely that the devs missed programming in one or two permissions.
Edit: Yes, there is a new AION patch scheduled to be released, so maybe wait 'til after that.
Thanks for your help. The true culprit is "CrySystem.dll" -- any info on fixing that error?
Sorry, can't seem to find anything. The only thing I found was this which is a translation of a Chinese website discussing the error. The only resolution mentioned is to reinstall the game.
"Good people are good because they've come to wisdom through failure. We get very little wisdom from success, you know." William Saroyan
theres 2 problems, windows 7 is still a turd beta, and youre using 32 bit instead of 64 bit, 32 bit is so 1999, get with the times and go 64 already =p
Nonsense.... if you knew how 64bit OS worked with 32bit applications you wouldnt of said this.
Quotations Those Who make peaceful resolutions impossible, make violent resolutions inevitable. John F. Kennedy
Life... is the shit that happens while you wait for moments that never come - Lester Freeman
Lie to no one. If there 's somebody close to you, you'll ruin it with a lie. If they're a stranger, who the fuck are they you gotta lie to them? - Willy Nelson
Windows 7 like Vista is a steaming pile of horse shit like every other OS out there. There is no godly ultimate OS. 2ndly anyone who thinks 64bit OS's are needed are morons. Yes you need more then 4 gigs of ram to operate games that generally these days need 512/2gigs.
When did you start playing "old school" MMO's. World Of Warcraft?
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
I'm currently using Windows 7 (64bit version) and Aion runs just fine without any glitches. I would really try and uninstall the game, go to your Program Files and make sure everything has been removed and reinstall it using the patcher.
Also upgrade your Graphic Drivers, I know this is all very basic and you probably tried it but sometimes it tends to work.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Yeah, my Geforce 295 GTX just loves Directx 9! Who the hell needs Directx10 or the upcoming Directx11 ???
In all seriousness, if you want to play games like Crysis in their full glory, you're going to have to move away from windows XP.
Also note that I have 6 gigs of ram and 500-600 mb of ram usage during an idle state, is nothing for me.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Here is the solution:
Upgrade to XP.
Fixed.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Funny, since as of right now I have a memory usage of 535mb while typing this, so you're off by over 100mb. And that's with 32bit.
7 is better than XP and Vista combined. Sorry to say MS didn't screw up this time. But you stick with XP or Visuck.
Most people have 2gb or more ram nowdays, by the way.
Edit: Oh, already pre-ordered my copy. For only $49, how could I resist?
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Here is the solution:
Upgrade to XP.
Fixed.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Funny, since as of right now I have a memory usage of 535mb while typing this, so you're off by over 100mb. And that's with 32bit.
7 is better than XP and Vista combined. Sorry to say MS didn't screw up this time. But you stick with XP or Visuck.
Most people have 2gb or more ram nowdays, by the way.
Edit: Oh, already pre-ordered my copy. For only $49, how could I resist?
My thing bugged out it seemed, didnt mean to recopy what he said as I totally disagree with what he said and agree with you .
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I can't find anything. Anyone have updated info?
I have not tested this, but figured I would post it just in case it helps you guys:
windows7center.com/forums/windows-7-software-support/2243-fix-gameguard-windows-7-issues.html
"Good people are good because they've come to wisdom through failure. We get very little wisdom from success, you know." William Saroyan
If you weren't necroing month old threads, maybe you'd know that the AION Gameguard ( both 32 and 64 bit ) was officially patched by NCsoft already.
Thanks for your help. The true culprit is "CrySystem.dll" -- any info on fixing that error?
As far as I know, all the errors were patched in the last beta stage. I'm not in the beta, so I don't know if anyone has been having any exceptions. Have you tried the NCsoft AION beta boards?
I'm trying a number of different forums at the moment, actually. Still no luck though.
What's the exact "crysytem.dll" error you're getting?
"error performing inpage operation"
I could be completey wrong here, but that DLL file sounds like it's related to the CryEngine, not Game Guard.
"There is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful answer."
theres 2 problems, windows 7 is still a turd beta, and youre using 32 bit instead of 64 bit, 32 bit is so 1999, get with the times and go 64 already =p
Yeah, I think gameguard isn't the issue.
Supposedly some of the issues related to this error have been addressed with the most recent US patch. Try the game tomorrow to see if it will let you play.
If you're playing on the Chinese version.. well.. I have nothing for you then.
"There is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful answer."
The problem is not being able to open the game. (Also this is my girlfriend's problem, not mine - I use XP and it's flawless). I've updated to tomorrow's patch already and I can open the game client and see the login screen.
She can open the launcher, but when she tries to run Aion she gets the error. Since all the patches for tomorrow have been downloaded and installed already...will there really be a difference trying it tomorrow, even just to get to the login screen?
Going to simplify my answer so it's easier to read and makes sense. Basically, something in the game code is causing the crysystem.dll to not be readable by the computer, therefore it's triggering the "inpage operation" error because the computer thinks there's a harddrive problem.
Due to the extra security written into Windows 7, it's likely that the devs missed programming in one or two permissions.
Edit: Yes, there is a new AION patch scheduled to be released, so maybe wait 'til after that.
Sorry, can't seem to find anything. The only thing I found was this which is a translation of a Chinese website discussing the error. The only resolution mentioned is to reinstall the game.
"Good people are good because they've come to wisdom through failure. We get very little wisdom from success, you know." William Saroyan
She is currently copying it over to her desktop which while older, runs on XP...so maybe there will be some luck there. I'll be back :P
Nonsense.... if you knew how 64bit OS worked with 32bit applications you wouldnt of said this.
Quotations Those Who make peaceful resolutions impossible, make violent resolutions inevitable. John F. Kennedy
Life... is the shit that happens while you wait for moments that never come - Lester Freeman
Lie to no one. If there 's somebody close to you, you'll ruin it with a lie. If they're a stranger, who the fuck are they you gotta lie to them? - Willy Nelson
Windows 7 like Vista is a steaming pile of horse shit like every other OS out there. There is no godly ultimate OS. 2ndly anyone who thinks 64bit OS's are needed are morons. Yes you need more then 4 gigs of ram to operate games that generally these days need 512/2gigs.
When did you start playing "old school" MMO's. World Of Warcraft?
Here is the solution:
Upgrade to XP.
Fixed.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Windows 7 hasnt even been released yet, The developers are busy with real problems
give them a break
If you watch The Karate Kid backwards it's about this karate champ that just kinda slowly becomes a pussy and ends up moving back to Jersey
I'm currently using Windows 7 (64bit version) and Aion runs just fine without any glitches. I would really try and uninstall the game, go to your Program Files and make sure everything has been removed and reinstall it using the patcher.
Also upgrade your Graphic Drivers, I know this is all very basic and you probably tried it but sometimes it tends to work.
If your running 32 bit Win 7 you must have an old Proccy or something. Im running 64 bit and its smooth as butter.
Yeah, my Geforce 295 GTX just loves Directx 9! Who the hell needs Directx10 or the upcoming Directx11 ???
In all seriousness, if you want to play games like Crysis in their full glory, you're going to have to move away from windows XP.
Also note that I have 6 gigs of ram and 500-600 mb of ram usage during an idle state, is nothing for me.
Here is the solution:
Upgrade to XP.
Fixed.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Funny, since as of right now I have a memory usage of 535mb while typing this, so you're off by over 100mb. And that's with 32bit.
7 is better than XP and Vista combined. Sorry to say MS didn't screw up this time. But you stick with XP or Visuck.
Most people have 2gb or more ram nowdays, by the way.
Edit: Oh, already pre-ordered my copy. For only $49, how could I resist?
Here is the solution:
Upgrade to XP.
Fixed.
As a side effect, you will get 512 MB more free ram. Since Windows 7 needs 640MB with not programs loaded. And XP needs 64 MB with not programs loaded ( Windows 7 is bloated).
Funny, since as of right now I have a memory usage of 535mb while typing this, so you're off by over 100mb. And that's with 32bit.
7 is better than XP and Vista combined. Sorry to say MS didn't screw up this time. But you stick with XP or Visuck.
Most people have 2gb or more ram nowdays, by the way.
Edit: Oh, already pre-ordered my copy. For only $49, how could I resist?
My thing bugged out it seemed, didnt mean to recopy what he said as I totally disagree with what he said and agree with you
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