FYI i figured out how to fix it, verify your game files. i had 22 files fail to validate and redownload and now i dont have the issue.
Since I updated the game to v1.2.0 (Steam) I have been removed from every round after ~5 minutes, regardless if I am playing conquest or breakthrough. Immediatly after I am presented with a message (see picture) saying I violated Easy Anti-Cheat policy. Well, I don't cheat so this is definitely a bug that needs adressing. I have tried using the repair function embeded in the EasyAntiCheat_Setup file, within Battlefield 2042 folder in my computer, and even unistalled/re-installed EasyAntiCheat, but neither method solved the issue.
Since I don't know how well you know Steam and his features, you have to judge for yourself if you want to test the following steps.
Also, I don’t know if this work for you because I had another issue before patch 1.2 but I could solve this for myself by using this Steam feature. But maybe it is worth a try.
If you know this already, I’m sorry but maybe this could help other here in the forum ^^
Read all steps first and then consider if you want to do this, it is not worth to mess up things if you don't know how to revert them!!!
So, let’s describe what I have done and what you need :
Steam has a nice feature where you can move the game installation folder to another SSD/HDD.
If you use the Function steam will do kind of a reinstall which maybe can fix things.
In the case of BF2042 this also includes the Thin Client and EAC.
To move a game installation folder in steam, you need more than one SSD/HDD and enough space on both drives to move the game.
Also, you need a steam library folder on the target SSD/HDD.
If you have a huge steam library this is a nice feature because you can spread your steam library over multiples SSD/HDD.
To create such a folder, you click on Steam in the top left, then click settings, choose download and the top entry should be Steam Library folder.
If you click this button you come to the Storage manager and on the right, you should see a little plus (if not click the little “>” button till it shows up) which you click.
In the next windows Steam will only show the drive where you don’t have any steam library. Choose you preferred drive and create a library folder.
Now go to your Steam Library and click with right on BF2042 entry, then click property’s and then click local files.
Now you should see the entry which says “Move installation Folder…”.
Click on it and choose the preferred drive with enough space.
Depending on the involved drive this could take some minutes to move the 55GB-60GB.
If you now start the game on the new location, you can see that steam is doing a kind of new installation also for the thin client and EAC.
(Don’t worry there should not be any additional download, this happens only if there some games files missing or corrupt).
It seems that after moving the folder steam checking all settings again inlcuding the registry and that all entrys are correct for the new folder.
Also, after the test, you can move the game installation folder back to your old path and remove the additional created library folder.
So again, if you're not sure what I mean with my wall of text and you don't want to just push a few things back and forth on your PC.
Then don't do it is not worth to mess up things when you don’t now how you can revert it by yourself.
So I did a repair to my anti cheat settings. The game worked for a couple rounds, but then I started getting the anti cheat messages again. I do have several overlays. One for steam, one for Nvidia, and one for Origin since it requires it if you own the game on Steam. I haven't tried disabling them yet. I thought I solved the problem and got into and completed several matches. But then the issue started again. I haven't had this many issues with the Easy Anti cheat before. I play a bunch of other games and this only started happening after the latest patch. I will continue to try different things.
