D2 error

Hey people, i get this error once almost every day and when it happens usually its like a chain reaction and all my d2 games get crashed with same error.Anyone knows a fix/solution or any info relevant?Thanks in adcance.
i use sting's maphack, always open us administrator i use windowed mode and generally trying to do what guides write.(ive noticed this error occurs more often when lag spikes happen or when a server goes down)

 

I had a similar error when I accidentally started more than 1 MH injector and loaded the DLL.

 

yeah might be that... i think i loose connection sometimes for very brief periiod, most of the times i dont even disconnect,... but it seems enough to cause that error.so u think it must be my connection and provider of internet that cause this error? should it fix if my internet goes back on normal someday?
thanks for trying to help!

 

Could you please show the log file for D2 when this happens? Line 357 I thought was for a buffer underrun caused by item mods; I would like to help check this.

In your Diablo 2 folder, look for D2180704.txt (or similar). This is your log file, with the numbers representing the date. It should help isolate the issue down further. If it is a buffer underrun error caused by items; we expect to see BitManip.cpp being the culprit in the error log.

 

lol.....That website is nothing but a bloatsite. Type in any error # and that site will come up with the exact same information. That site means literally nothing; and I wouldn't base your troubleshooting steps around irrelevant data.

It is possible it is network-related, but the memory address it showed of 6ff61787 is assigned to D2Client.dll and not D2Common.dll. You have made custom edits to the DLL's already, so these memory addresses might have changed; which is why I recommended the error log to confirm it.

I don't see why you feel the need to be argumentative with me. Saying things like "No it's not that"; and then proceeding to show images of a KNOWN BOGUS WEBSITE for your reasoning....
I am trying to help him resolve the issue; if you disagree with the information then offer your own alternatives, and let the OP find out what works.

 

means some times u need to close and reboot ur computer is all

 

if you have torrent on is best to close it V4mpir, I sometime have the error when my torrent is on or internet disconnect and happens on battlenet too because I play both so all are original files.

@RandAlThor, very first day I see you on server you argue with others and all posts I see you argue with anyone who dont gives right. i like to help too like you and many others but you think you know it all and want everyone to agree with you and give you a lot of attention and I can tell that from way you post, don't be mad just my opinion for your personality need to be more friendly.

 

You showed a website that only tells you what an error is. It tells you NOTHING about the actual error, or ANY error. So yes, thousands of websites will do just that. Here's a forum post you can add to the list,
An error box pops up when there is an error. See how helpful that was?

Weird, because when I do a google search, I see several times where this error and its related causes are mentioned....


I'm not claiming I know everything or that you are wrong in surmising it's a network-related issue. I am correct in that you should not be showing images of bloatsites and then justifying it as the reason for the issue. The evidence according to the internet is quite the opposite.

So if we're done flexing our e-peens, I would like to be helping the OP instead of playing childish games.
@Kefflar32 If you want to tell me 1+1=3, then yes I will argue; admin or not.

@V4mpir From the screenshot provided, I see there are many D2 windows open...are any of these mule characters, holding gembags, etc?

 

"....you don't have to share my opinion on this one but stop trying to find any reason to argue and start a posting rampage because I do not agree with yours." - Gix
Please stop twisting everything that was said. Go ahead and quote a single sentence of mine where I told you that you were wrong.
The only individual here who has told anyone they were wrong is you. "No it's not that"

I simply said that you linking an image of a bloatsite that only tells you what an error box is; serves no purpose in identifying the cause of the issue; much less basing your reasoning off it.
So I therefore asked you not be argumentative if you disagreed with my information. I offered you the same respect, I guess it was too much to ask to be treated similarly?

It is irrelevant to me what YOUR opinion is; you are not the OP who is asking for help. Therefore I could care less who is right or wrong, and whether you agree or not. Regardless if I think your idea is plausible or not, it was 1 more option to consider for troubleshooting, and should be kept on the table. Being right was not more important to me than helping the player. *cough cough*

I know that line #357 can have varying root causes, which is why I asked if he could provide the error log.
Yes, your mods can EASILY cause these errors.
Just one example:
You have 5 different gembags with 7 mods each on them, and no way to efficiently use them. So they get piled in peoples stash as they wait to trade, reroll, etc. Pretending you had only 10 bags in your stash. That's potentially 70 extra mods the game has to account for. Factor in all the extra stash, cube and inventory space now also...and you have 3x-4x the mods available in general already.
It won't cause an immediate error; it will slowly fill up the memory buffer, until it exceeds the dataset. This is why it gets fixed after a restart, or happens more to some players than others.

I don't know if that's the issue or not, which is why I asked OP for the error log. It may very well be a network-related issue, which is why I had the decency to not disrespect your opinion.
Cheers.

 

likes to have final word in everything talking about respect, really bro. for tourette forum syndrom go use pm
you can read the red text

 

thanks all for helping out. to tell u the truth this statement that @Gix said '- temporary internet issues so you could loose the connection for a few seconds on certain or all applications, depending how this happens it may or may not interrupt the game connection completly-' might be the most acurrate cause, i had similar problems in the past with my internet connection and provider in this area(i had multiple dc's at a day for sometime, then it got better, and nowadays i suppose it still happens sometimes but they are fast and not always interrupt the game).Its deffinatly not the torrents @Kefflar32, neither porn but i dont claim to know the issue.. thats why i ask here
Nevertheless i ll post the log file like @RandAlThor suggested and see if u guys can get anything out of it cause i barerly understand errors and bugs... thanks all for the information and support.
Keep it calm! Cheers!

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 6, 2018, Original Post Date: Jul 6, 2018 ---

the error just happened in all of my windows (it started with 1 window crashing and others did the same after a bit,also i saw all windows beeing disconnecting still i didnt notice my internet droping.. i could check in modem setings i guess?) and to answer a question u had @RandAlThor i dont have gem bags in all the game windows.. but yes 1 of em is a mule with some bags and the main that i farm has bags on

 

Thank you for the Log; It has helped isolate the issue down further. As I had shown in post #11, you are experiencing this error:
Halt
Location : , line #357
Expression : Unrecoverable internal error 6ff61787
09:47:16.396 FogValidateCriticalSection(415) - bad critical section err=5

This error repeats across all your clients, as you said when it crashes one, it crashes them all. At first glance, this issue seems to be related to multiple clients running. @ameth might've been on the right track for the root cause. It's not a network issue luckily for you however. That much is clear by the ordinance error; you would receive an MCP error if it was due to network issues.

EDIT: Memory address of the issue: 6ff617a5 0019cfcc Fog.dll Fog!Ordinal10251+0115

 

Literally the first few lines of D2180706.txt and last line of D2180705.txt:

 

..... And those MCP errors are not present in any of the other 65000 lines of code. There is a reason they are at the very start of the log process, and never seen again on any other log. All of the information submitted is irrelevant, and is SOLELY based off of opinion; or plain lack of understanding. Keep "arguing" with me because my opinion differs, I don't mind. It still won't change the fact that the logs tell the reality, and the reality is there's an underlying issue with the client. You are using an outdated, easily exploitable protection system; which is utilizing custom DLL's and a Loader on a subpar server with limited technical knowledge. So don't try to act like you know what is causing the issue, when you can't even read an error report.
OP has already reached out through PM for further assistance, I no longer have a need to feed the trolls.
Cheers.

 

Together both logs don't even make up 5000 lines of code, are you sure you're looking at the same thing?

Taken from line 3023 of D2180705.txt: 15:30:45.458 [D2MULTI] Could not restore MCP connection.

Maybe you're right, maybe you're not. Nobody is right all the time, not even the engineers who designed the game, clearly. But your lack of humility and belligerent arrogance doesn't help at all.