Getting rekt when loading up ddo.

[Warlocker]

Today, I tried loading up DDO, with and without the preloader, only for something to crash.
Log in, slecet server, select character, the sit at loading screen with two outcomes.
With Preloader, DDO stops responding and crashes.
Without Preloader, DDO has issues with "writing memory" and my computer gets rekt to the point where a loud blaring sounds coming from speakers, mouse becomes unresponsive, and no keyboard commands work. Have done clean install, but same result.

Integrated graphics, just randomly started happening today. DDO is the only program that has issues. Win7 Home 64-bit, Intel Pentium Dual core processor (only listed because I cannot run DX10 and have no idea if that would have any effect at all.

Also had an update install the first time i loaded ddo and it now says "Pre-caching game logic" before the log in screen shows. never seen it before.

[Cordovan]

The Pre-caching Game Logic change is intentional, and helps correct an issue where some players were having trouble initially loading into the game. Clearly, your issue is one that needs further assistance. Please get in touch with Technical Support by going to support.turbine.com. Click on "Support Center" and then "Submit a Ticket." Send it to Technical Support. Thanks!

[Phoenix-daBard]

Without Preloader, DDO has issues with "writing memory" and my computer gets rekt to the point where a loud blaring sounds coming from speakers, mouse becomes unresponsive, and no keyboard commands work. Have done clean install, but same result.

Sounds like a it might be a memory module gone bad. Click your start button and in the search box type: "Windows Memory Diagnostic" and run it. This should tell you if the memory is the issue.

[Warlocker]

Sounds like a it might be a memory module gone bad. Click your start button and in the search box type: "Windows Memory Diagnostic" and run it. This should tell you if the memory is the issue.

No errors detected.

[Robai]

... and my computer gets rekt to the point where a loud blaring sounds coming from speakers, mouse becomes unresponsive, and no keyboard commands work. ...

Change "audio hardware" to "audio software". Not sure if this will help you, but it helped me a lot (I no longer have hard game crashes, which is a similar thing you described).