EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (3221225477), Error writing location 0x00000080

[ladvalamon]

EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (3221225477), Error writing location 0x00000080

I have a problem with steam version of the game. When I launch it, it crashes whith blackscreen (after windows restarting) or with nothing happening.
Prehistory. I've played the game for 40 hours without any problems. Then somehow (honestly, don't remember how) windows crashed. So I reinstalled it.
I'v installed all graphics drivers, vc redist, dx11, .net, and reinstalled it for several times. Then downloaded and launched the game with silence(?) crash. In bin-directory crash file View attachment 16241

(the beginning:
Red Engine Crash Log--------------------------------------
Build: Not Set [ Compiled May 23 2015 ]
Crash reason:
EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (3221225477), Error writing location 0x00000080
Crashed Thread:
Thread ID: 3252
)

Sometimes it crashes with such error: APPCRASH Имя приложения: witcher3.exe
Версия приложения: 3.0.4.51444
Отметка времени приложения: 555fb431
View attachment 16248

I've tried to search the solution here(http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/39967-EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION-(3221225477)-Error-reading-location/page5), but none worked . Please, help.

P.S. as always (but i don't think it matters)
Windows 8.1 x64
4 GB RAM
intel core i5-4200m CPU
1360x768
Geforce 820m
P.S. sorry for my poor english

 

[Demoniko]

You reinstalled windows because it crashed? Radical solution. Have you tried to check & repair game via steam client? Maybe some files were not properly downloaded.

 

[ladvalamon]

it just gone to endless restarting... Yes, I tried to check the integrity of the cache by steam. didn't work.

 

[Demoniko]

That's some weird address, do you use ReShade?

 

[ladvalamon]

No

 

[carsomnyr]

Can you try setting your virtual memory to about 8 gb manualy.

 

[Demoniko]

I'd try to diagnose the problem with Process Explorer at least to see where exactly it's happening if you're familiar with it.

Can you try setting your virtual memory to about 8 gb manualy.

As far as I know windows should by default create swap file of the size ~equal to your RAM. You need to manually disable it. Unless you have some unofficial build. And even then accessing 0x80 seem like a error in the code, rather than just memory issue. Such address should never be used in user space in windows.