Plutonium

ZirFox80s The game closing without telling you the lost reliable commands error is probably something else but would it be possible for you to go into the game and play as you normally would until the lost reliable commands error happens again and try to remember exactly what happened or what you did right before it?

For example, did you squeeze all the buttons on your controller, did you spam-click or shake the mouse so the wire went all weird, did you slam the mouse or hit the controller, did you spin the mouse wheel up and down in a fit of rage? xD It sounds silly but I've had a look online and found some interesting posts regarding errors related to commands sending players back to the main menu.

Go into your game if you get this error and simulate what you normally do right before the lost reliable commands error happens, even if it's spamming a key loads of times or scrolling your mouse wheel up and down in anger. It could be anything causing it so it's important to try to remember exactly what happened in-game before it happens and even what you did with your mouse/keyboard/controller.

ZirFox80s ActiveSlayer this is an odd question but do you happen to scroll your mousewheel aggressively before this error happens?

Resxt So github is what you meant by "the dump". Notes this in my brain.

Moonway There's been a update to revert the version of Plutonium about 12 - 14 hours ago. I'm assuming you've ran the Plutonium minutes ago if you're on the forum so that means the problem still persists for you, despite the rollback.

Hmm.

Try this:
It will load your operating system into a safe mode with networking allowed. It will disallow any non-Windows applications from starting automatically except for the ones you start. It essentially allows you to launch Windows in a basic state where only Windows services are working. If you're able to play the game fine in this mode without that crash happening then it means something about your normal Windows is interfering with plutonium-bootstrapper-win32.exe

GillMart Pluto did an update yesterday which I think backrolled the version to an earlier version so launch Plutonium.exe so it can give you updated files, then try playing the game. Let me know if it still happens.

Resxt

Resxt I need to somehow put in that loop a way to know when the host/player has turned back to human from afterlife, then enable invulnerability on the human. How?

There's probably a better way of doing this without a while loop to reduce cpu usage but I don't know how.

init()
{
	level.clientid = 0;
	level thread onplayerconnect();
}
onplayerconnect() 
{
	self waittill("connected", player);
	wait 10;
	iprintlnbold("Hello");
	counter = 1;
	while(true)
	{
		counter++;
		iprintlnbold("Loop count: ", counter); //This is so I know the loop is working
		wait 5;
	}
	
}

Check this: https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/34150/cant-play-plutonium-error-during-initialization-missing-config-file-default_mp_controls-cfg-during-initiliazation-may-need-to-add-to-code_pre_gfx/2

Thank you!

Elbaan The current up-to-date plutonium-bootstrapper-win32.exe is working for over 2000 people right now and they're not experiencing this issue, nor am I.

I've only asked chat GPT once, I just write formally. I'm doing research for you that you could do yourself rather than blaming the Plutonium program for something that could be entirely to do with you having broken hardware or a badly configured operating system. So, instead of writing off these troubleshooting methods as "useless" because you can't be bothered to do them, do them.

Source for my recent answer:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/keep-getting-exception-code-c0000005-even-after/1cb53bfd-3629-41b2-87fa-e912fcde29f0

These random methods are working for some people:

KillerGhost_020

Hm. Try this: Open command prompt, copy and paste this, save it as "dataexecutionpolicy.bat", run it as admin:

@echo off
bcdedit /set {current} nx OptIn
bcdedit /set {current} nx AlwaysOff 

Restart your pc.
Then try playing the game.

Next, try Safe Mode:

1. Type into Windows Search "msconfig". Open it.
2. On the Boot tab choose "Safe Mode".
3. Click OK and reboot.

While in Safe mode, avoid running any software that is not part of Windows. Safe mode disables all but basic drivers and services and prevents programs from launching at startup. When in Safe mode, open device manager and go to network adapters, right-click the options and select to update drivers, then try playing the game in safe mode for a few hours.

If this works, then the problem will almost certainly be:

1. Some piece of software running upon startup.
2. Some piece of software that you always use before the error comes up and don't realize it.
3. A driver.
4. Hardware that is running such a basic driver that it never triggers the error.
5. Hardware that Safe Mode doesn't even load a driver for and is thus disabled, such as a network card.

It's also possible your RAM is faulting or the motherboard slot for the RAM slot is faulting. This next test can take a while if your machine is slow: Type into Windows search "windows memory diagnostic" and run it. Caution: It takes a long time. It will restart your computer after it finishes, launch into Windows and tell you in the notification panel if it found any problems.

Try this new potential fix I've found:

Hm. Try this: Open command prompt, copy and paste this, save it as "dataexecutionpolicy.bat", run it as admin:

@echo off
bcdedit /set {current} nx OptIn
bcdedit /set {current} nx AlwaysOff 

Restart your pc.
Then try playing the game.

This makes it so your computer has no restrictions for data execution, according to a Microsoft advisor. They also say try to play the game in safe mode and, if it works in safe mode, it's almost certainly a 3rd party app running at the same time causing it.

It's also worth noting that faulty RAM or faulty motherboard slot for a RAM stick can cause c0000005.

kevlarkukfesk Can I see the file path from the Plutonium.exe to your game folder?

An access violation in programming refers to an attempt to access a memory location in a way that is not allowed or permitted by the system. It is a type of error that occurs when a program tries to read from, write to, or execute code in a memory address that it doesn't have the appropriate permissions for.

That is what is happening with your .exe

Yours is specifically trying to reference a memory address here:
mov dword ptr [ebx],eax ds:002b:c273ee4c=????????

It can't execute this line of code because the .exe is lacking permission to do so.

If that didn't work, try resetting your windows firewall settings to factory/default by opening command prompt as administator and typing "netsh advfirewall reset" without the quotation marks, then press enter.