Thanks, I've already seen that though. The problem is old, I'm amazed that a AAA developer is taking this long to patch it.
That post is only for later revisions of the board that used an E2200 NIC, the board I have uses the E2100 which there is no such fix for.
Until EA/Origin hurry up and patch the problem on their end the only way to play the game is to uninstall the drivers which requires removing the entire software suite that comes with the motherboard, disable the device, restart into safemode, delete the BfLLR.dll file, restart again then plug in a usb wifi dongle. Then after playing the game remove the wifi dongle, reinstall the entire drive pack and motherboard drive suite again, re enable the device and restart the computer again. It's just not worth the effort
My sons computer and mine are identical, I built them at the same time. I'll keep checking back on this thread because he's upset he can't play the new game with all his friends from school, but until EA/Origin patch it or whitelist it or whatever they need to do the game isn't playable. This same file caused problems with PUBG, fortnite and realm royale for him. All 3 were patched within a week of me reporting the bug to them and providing them the links I've posted here from the manufacturer of the card acknowledging the problem. So far EA/Origin haven't even acknowledged they're looking into it. They even send you an email when you submit a ticket that says they won't respond, what company does that? I've been gaming since games came on magnetic tapes, I've been working in software development for 10 years. I've never seen a company that doesn't reply to support tickets
