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I've seen around 10 reports of this in a timeframe of a single day.
Not an extremely big issue, though some seem to be experiencing it.
Starts running as a background process and eats up around a gig of ram, why would it still be running in the background? (Not aware of any checks done, so this is definitely not required)
Rebooting your PC or using this command: "shutdown /s /f /t 0" in an admin CMD should resolve the issue.
- Wolferato4 years agoNew Ace
Actually, it's a bit of issue. This also happens to me. Reboot helps, but it's not a permanent solution. It prevents from restarting the game from Steam. Files verified and no issues. Also noticed that the System node uses 20% more CPU afterwards, which is strange. This happened after the latest update. I suspect it's EAC, does it run at kernel level already? If so, there might be a bug.
- XHelperZ4 years agoHero+
EAC already runs on kernel level, every anticheat does pretty much nowadays.
Though if EAC would still be on then we wouldn't really be seeing it in such a way, so it's most likely something else.
- 4 years ago
Yes, it is EAC. I debugged the cpu and I found that EAC.sys is using 20-25% cpu after 10 mins of playing.
- too0ld4thi54 years agoRising Scout
Obviously something is eating very diligently. I had the same problem. I exit Apex & went into steam library. Press 'STOP'.
About 4-5mins it will stop(depends on your system). I restart again(press 'PLAY'). After 3 rounds, it started again...eating. So yummy.
And 'no'. I did not update my gpu drivers. Still using 526.98. The update is not related to this game hence no point.
- 4 years ago
When i leave apex from steam (any way) it still runs in task manager and can't stop it so if i have lag or something i need to restart my pc to rejoin on apex.
I tried verify integrity of game files and i don't wanna reinstall apex (too much work 🙂) )
- Unpaid_Jesus4 years agoNew Hotshot@George45283 HAVING THIS PROBLEM TOOOOOOOO. thank god. i thought it was my problem