@EA_Atic Could you please give an update on this issue?
I too am having the exact same problem with the exact same piece of hardware - the Gigabyte G1 Assassin 2 - with the Killer E2100 network adaptor.
The /scannow does not work, as it is a legitimate system file required by the motherboard/network adaptor.
This exact issue has been detailed in support forums for Fortnite and PUBG, who use the exact same anti-cheat system as APEX. The only solution in those contexts were for the developers to add the system file (C:\Windows\System32\BfLLR.dll) to the anti-cheat whitelist. There is no user-side workaround to this. If you actually read the support posts that have been linked in here (such as https://www.reddit.com/r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS/comments/7crtv2/battleye_blocking_cwindowssystem32bfllrdll_which/), you will see that those are for models of the motherboards with the E2200 adaptor. The Killer spokesperson even says that there is no workaround for their E2100 adaptor except for developer white-listing of the file.
This should be a top-level bug that the developers should be addressing.
Or a response from @EA_Blueberry - Both community managers upvoted the assertion from @Taugz that this was due to corruption of system files. This is completely wrong, and I would advise any other people to avoid wasting their time with that 'solution'.
