@Tang9374 I had a friend check their game that is working and the Titanfall 2 Certificate comes up with the same validation error. This doesn't seem to be causing the launch validation error.
Resetting Windows or re-installing Windows seems to solve the issue, which kind of tells me that it could not an Apex issue, or an EAC issue, and could be some obscure Windows setting that is causing the certificate validation issue. But re-setting Windows should not be the solution to this issue, there has to be something easier. (I was updated to Windows 10 21H2 with all drivers updated today)
I opened Group Policy editor and changed the Certificate Validation settings in Windows to extend the timeout period in which a certificate can try to validate with the publisher. From 15 seconds to 60 seconds. This did not work. I'm going to try extending it to some extreme length like 1000 seconds and see if it's a timeout issue.
I also made Windows trust all installed certificates (I installed the certificate in the Trusted Root Certificate folder in Certificate Manager). This also did not solve the issue.
I hope someone is able to find a fix for this soon
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