Memory Sanity Error after I Defraged HD

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  • duderango

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    Memory Sanity Error after I Defraged HD

    Hey all!!

    I have been playing BF2 online for a week and a half now, have not had a single problem, everything ran smoothly. Today I checked too see how bad my HD was fragmented and after being analyzed it said 44% so I let it defrag(took about 40mins). I then restarted my PC and loaded up BF2. I played a couple maps in singleplayer mode(with my online account) then exited the game. Later after diner I started up BF2 again this time to play Online(Multi-Player) and chose a server I have saved in my favorites. Well after getting 62% of the Map loaded I got a 'Memory Sanity Error', and then BF2 crashed to the desktop. This had never happened until after I Defragged my HD. Do I need to uninstall the game now and re-install it to fix? Or does anyone have any suggesstions? THANKS!!

    My Rig:

    AMD643200+ CPU
    Abit KW7 MB
    1 GB Corsair 3200C2PT Ram
    200 GB Maxtor Serial ATA HD
    Sapphire x800 GTO2 256 Mb Graphics Card
    Thermaltake Purepower TWV500W PSU
    SB Audigy2 Platinum Sound Card
    Crappy Mouse
    Generic Keyboard
    Really old monitor

    PS. I read the FAQ sticky and it said this is due to Serial ATA drivers not communicating properly with the MB(I think, was like 10 mins ago, I have short term memory loss).

    I never thought to try another server so I did. I connected and got right on and played, no probs, so I tried another server and samething, got right on and played no probs. Soooo I went back to the server I had error message on earlier(24/7 Wake Island--Insomnia365) and same error message after 50-62% load. Could I have been banned from server?
  • |CBW|Simon

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    Re: Memory Sanity Error after I Defraged HD

    Probably not. You just get a BANNED message for that.

    Try manual update of punk



    Make sure your computer is running the SATA drive in Ultra DMA and not in PIO. explanation for this in another thread listed below.

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    • duderango

      #3
      Re: Memory Sanity Error after I Defraged HD

      Thanks Simon for your reply!

      I did try manually updating Punkbuster, but did not help.
      I could get on any server and play any map except Wake Island 2007, so I assumed the reason it was corrupt was from me defragmenting my HD(it was the last Map I played before defragmenting). Don't know why it did that. Anyways I just uninstalled BF2 and reinstalled it, now it works fine. The thing I wished I'd tried before uninstalling was to reapply the v1.41 patch, since it contains the Wake Island Map.

      Again thanks for your Reply!!

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      • duderango

        #4
        Re: Memory Sanity Error after I Defraged HD

        Thanks Simon for your reply!

        I did try manually updating Punkbuster, but did not help.
        I could get on any server and play any map except Wake Island 2007, so I assumed the reason it was corrupt was from me defragmenting my HD(it was the last Map I played before defragmenting). Don't know why it did that. Anyways I just uninstalled BF2 and reinstalled it, now it works fine. The thing I wished I'd tried before uninstalling was to reapply the v1.41 patch, since it contains the Wake Island Map.

        Again thanks for your Reply!!

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        • |CBW|Simon

          #5
          Re: Memory Sanity Error after I Defraged HD

          From the tech faq in the sticky area:

          Problem - Memory Sanity Errors
          Cause - Serial-ATA drives and Wrong Drivers
          Fix - The "Memory Sanity" error seems to be being caused by Serial-ATA drives not having the correct motherboard drivers installed. Please check your drivers if you are having this problem. This is the only known fix but i do have reason to believe it does not always help, if so you could have faulty RAM, try running a program called Memtest86 to test your ram for errors. Also try removing a stick of RAM from the machine to see if it helps running on just 1 stick of RAM.

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