Blue Screen Errors After Switching from Steam to EA App

Hello everyone,

I’ve been experiencing some serious issues with my PC that might be related to the new kernel-level anti-cheat system Javelin used by Battlefield 6.

Problem Description:

I initially installed the Battlefield 6 Beta via Steam and was able to play without issues.
Later, I uninstalled the Steam version and installed Battlefield 6 through the EA App instead.
Since switching, I’ve been getting frequent blue screen errors (driver crashes) during startup of my pc.

Observations:

Before switching to the EA App, everything worked fine, including with Javelin.
Blue screens occurred regardless of whether Battlefield 6 was running or not.
Windows Event Viewer logs often showed driver-related errors, notably involving my Wi-Fi adapter drivers, shortly before the crashes.
After uninstalling the Wi-Fi adapter drivers, the blue screens have stopped occurring.
I’m not sure if Javelin continues to run in the background even when Battlefield 6 is closed.

Steps Taken So Far:

Completely removed the Steam version of Battlefield 6.
Uninstalled the Wi-Fi adapter drivers, after which the blue screen errors stopped.
EA App version is currently installed and playable.
Windows and GPU drivers are fully updated.
Blue screen error codes have been documented and can be provided if needed.

Questions:

Does Javelin anti-cheat run continuously, even when Battlefield 6 is not running?
Could Javelin potentially run more persistently or with fewer restrictions at boot when Battlefield 6 is installed via the EA App compared to Steam, causing conflicts with other drivers such as my Wi-Fi adapter?

System Information: