Hey all,
I'm afraid I don't have an update to share from the team around this at the moment, but I combed through this discussion on the Apex subreddit and found some steps others mentioned that worked for them for this bad_Module_info error. I was hoping you can give these a try and report back on whether you had some success with them. Please include a DxDiag too if they did or didn't work.
Here are some of the comments I found:
"Try turning off Volumetric Lightning. No bad_module since - for me." (that's found within the game's video settings)
"Are you running VSYNC? I changed mine down one step from Triple (unsure of name) and have never had a crash since. May be worth a look.
https://www.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/axratq/nvidia_driver_41935_for_apex_legends_fixes_dxgi/ehx43fi"
"People who are getting bad_module_info crashes try this:
Open in-game overlay (Alt+Z)
Stop any recordings you have enabled
Disable in-game overlay from GeForce Experience
This reduced the crashed drastically for me. Hope it helps you guys as well.
Edit: Btw. The crash to desktop without error message is most likely the bad_module_info crash which you can check from the Windows Eventviewer"
"for amd user with FX-6*** series cpu, there a fix that work for me
step 1 - open apex legends
step 2 - open windows services by searching "services" using the windows home button
step 3 - stop windows audio endpoint builder (its near the bottom)
step 4 - start windows audio (its right above audio endpoint builder)"