I hope you solve it and do not put a link to the predefined solutions. Because I have the same problem since this game came out.
Good luck
PS: I leave my DxDiag in case someone can fix it.
You can check if a program uses a distro by running it then trying to uninstall the distro and it will prompt you to close the program you are using.
You could open all the programs that you use everyday and uninstall all distro's that have no prompt.
In the case of games you can just repair the game or verify integrity (Steam) and the required files will be installed.
This should be the safest way to clean up any old Distro's
I've tried that and it didn't fix it. It seemed it did something but after 4 games I started crashing again.
Hmm just to eliminate distro corruption try this:
Navigate to your game file then here:
Origin Games\Apex\__Installer\vc
Delete all the folders then open origin and repair Apex.
Unistall the Distro's and repair the game.
I don't have any distro problems. Why are you insisting on that?
I said in the OP that I read somewhere that uninstalling all of them and doing repair game could fix the crashes but it didn't fix anything.
I reinstalled all the distros as you can see here: https://imgur.com/NmW9zI9
Or do you see from my logs that there are distro problems?
If not then its just a matter of waiting for a fix.
You have a Bad_Module_Info error and its one of the two big issues going.
It affects RTX and AMD cards more so than GTX.
If i remember right a user mentioned something about the GPU being used to 100% causing the crash.
For now you can try keep your drivers up to date using this guide to minimise the issues:
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/In-Depth-Trouble-shooting-Guide/m-p/7472105#M165
Under Core windows maintenence.
and this to clean up:
Then Navigate to the location of your hard drives Right click your C: drive and open properties, click disk cleanup and follow the prompts.
and finally this: (its like a repair game for windows)
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /RestorehealthNote It might take several minutes for the command operation to be completed.
sfc /scannowNote It might take several minutes for the command operation to be completed.
This will pretty much confirm your system is tight and up to date and i see no fault in your system once done.
The only issue you would have after this is code / game error.
It may not fix the issue but i may reduce how frequent you will get the issue.
Its the distro installers that are in the game files.
i wanted to check that they are 100%
Tried everything, including removing the distro files, uninstalling the distros and doing repair game, cleaning disk, repairing windows, updating motherboard drivers.
Still crashes totally randomly, sometimes after three-four games, sometimes on the first game I start.
At this point it's a game code issue for sure.
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