Issue started with the end of August update.Since I've had this issue I have tried:- The core isolation setting on and off- Uninstalled and reinstalled 8x- Repaired the game- Completely wiped my PCAnd none of this has been effective.Every other game that I play runs perfectly fine with no issues including other Battlefield titles and the new Madden.I've run out of options on how to fix this. Here are my specs if it matters.13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13620HNVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Laptop GPUWindows 1116gb of ram

@ElectricFgtr Just checking, are you still experiencing a blue screen on the latest version of EA anticheat? We don't use Easy AntiCheat for Battlefield. EA anticheat is an internally developed solution by EA.If you're still experiencing the BSOD, can you go to C:\Program Files\EA\AC, right click the EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe, go to properties, and in the detail tab can you tell me what the product version is listed as?It should look like 1.0.######.Thanks!

@ElectricFgtr Do you have any .dmp files in your game folder or in c:/windows/minidump?I just checked our data for the past week and don't see any crashes uploaded for the account you're posting from.

@ElectricFgtr Thanks, this was helpful. I'll follow up after our next update to check in if it's any better.

Kind of a necropost but I figured I should update the thread if anyone stumbles upon here from search engines:In my case I was able to fix the issue by tweaking the RAM in BIOS settings:I ran a thorough memory scan via MemTest86 and it turns out that my XMP profile was unstable, altough everything in the system supports those specs. Battlefield managed to trigger that instability.I added a bit of voltage to the pre-set XMP profile and the errors disappeared, however I ended up setting a manual OC with lower MT/s and voltage but better timings and 1:1 ratio with the CPU as it gave me better performance and the game has been running flawlessly.TL;DR: For anyone having these kind of issues, try disabling XMP and run MemTest overnight to make sure there is no issue with your RAM.

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theBarraa
10 months ago
and heres my dxdiag
DxDiag.txt142 KB
Rokebo73
Seasoned Ace
10 months ago
@theBarraa Memory Management BSOD <> ??? do ya see an error about youre memory ?
Could ya make a screenshot from this error and post it?
Ya are not running hta game ant the intel uhd gpu ? (use nvidia control panel to select 4070 for the game, or any system setting / mux switch / FN + key combo ?)

Cheers
theBarraa
10 months ago
Memory is fine. And no, nothing is running on my integrated graphics. No issues with any other game. Just this one. The only error im getting is when my PC blue screens and it says "memory_management"
Rokebo73
Seasoned Ace
10 months ago
@theBarraa Did ya check eventviewer for any errors ?
ElectricFgtr
New Novice
10 months ago
I had the same issue together with game crashes mid-game with no error. Still trying to figure out what it could be, my guess is the anticheat still having issues with something, still trying to figure it out.

I also repaired the game, tried core isolation on/off, updated every driver I could think of...
My specs:
Ryzen 7 5800X3D
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080
32GB RAM
Windows 10
Edit: I tried updating EasyAntiCheat for the game and lo and behold, after the getting in a match with subsequent crash, I now get a Windows Event Viewer entry (Event ID 7034) stating "The EAAntiCheatService service terminated unexpectedly"
AntiCheatWard
EA Anticheat Team
10 months ago
@ElectricFgtr Just checking, are you still experiencing a blue screen on the latest version of EA anticheat?

We don't use Easy AntiCheat for Battlefield. EA anticheat is an internally developed solution by EA.

If you're still experiencing the BSOD, can you go to C:\Program Files\EA\AC, right click the EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe, go to properties, and in the detail tab can you tell me what the product version is listed as?

It should look like 1.0.######.

Thanks!
ElectricFgtr
New Novice
10 months ago
@AntiCheatWard Yes sorry for the typo, I meant to say EAAntiCheat and got confused, as the Error event mentions, it's related to the EA Anti Cheat service.

For the EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe properties, I get:
File Version: 1.0.60812.0
Version: 1.0.6745484

I tried updating through EAAntiCheat.Installer.Tool.exe found in the Game Folder, under EAAntiCheat
AntiCheatWard
EA Anticheat Team
10 months ago
@ElectricFgtr Do you have any .dmp files in your game folder or in c:/windows/minidump?

I just checked our data for the past week and don't see any crashes uploaded for the account you're posting from.
ElectricFgtr
New Novice
10 months ago
@AntiCheatWardcan't seem to find dump files in the game folder, probably because of the reinstall, but I do have minidump enabled and the .dmp files made by Windows.
To sum it up, starting recently, I have experienced these kind of crashes that did not happen before:
- Crash to desktop with no error codes (most frequent, accompained by eaanticheat service related events in Windows event viewer, either error or load/unload)
- Crash to desktop with dialog for "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED" (screenshot attached)
- Crash with BSOD for either MEMORY_MANAGEMENT or eaanticheat crashing (analyzed minidump files attached)
What I tried so far:
- Turn Memory integrity ON/OFF (currently ON)
- Applied OS updates (August updates from Windows stable channel)
- Updated AMD chipset drivers to latest
- Made sure no BIOS updates are available (already on latest version)
- Reinstalled Nvidia GPU drivers (simple reinstall via GFE) (already on latest version)
- Updated all Ethernet and Wifi drivers
- Reinstalled game from scratch
eaanticheat.sys_bsod.txt12 KB
memorymanagement_bsod.txt12 KB
AntiCheatWard
EA Anticheat Team
10 months ago
@ElectricFgtr Can you send me the full mini dump files?