Same issue with the beta. Why can’t this company fix an issue like this!?
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I fixed it myself bois. GO INTO SEETINGS AND THEN STORAGE AND STORAGE SPACES. CLICK ON ADVANCED STORAGE SETTINGS. IF YOU HAVE A STORAGE POOL THERE DELETE IT. try loading the game again after.
Hey can u tell which error code u had i have same issue i cant fix it
ONE POTENTIAL FIX FOR NVIDIA/Steam USERS!!
It took four days of troubleshooting and nonstop silent crashes to figure this out. The solution for me was opening the Nvidia GeForce Experience app, go into graphics settings, BF6, and scroll down to 'Smooth Motion'. TURN. THIS. OFF!!
Other people found success;
Unfortunately just to name a few... but these have fixed most of the crash issues
Just adding that this fixed it for me. Had a Storage Pool that apparently had a bad drive. Not sure if the bad drive was a factor or not. Unplugged power to both drives as I don't want to delete the data and the game booted and ran without issue. This is after days of trying things and a fresh install of Windows. Beta ran just fine with the storage pool active FYI.
IT WORKS NOW!!!!! HORRAY!!!
i9 14900KF CPU fix
WHAT WORKED:
- Doing Step 3. (This let the game run alot longer before the BSOD. I went from 10 minutes BSOD to 2 Hours or playing and then BSOD.
- Installing "Intel Extreme Tuning Utility" and setting "Performance Core Ratio" to 54x. This fixed it completely and I've played over 16 hours every day and no BSOD at all.
POST:
Hey! So this BSOD is specifically related to eaanticheat.sys, which is part of EA’s anti-cheat driver, as you probably already know. What’s actually happening is that the driver is trying to access restricted memory or perform an operation that Windows considers “illegal,” and the kernel crashes because it can’t handle it.
If you have an Intel processor, I've managed to get it to stop the blue screens the same way I did for when marvel rivals was giving me troubles. I have an i9 14900KF and I use "Intel's extreme tuning utility" to turn my performance core ratio down to 54x. Have had no crashes since. Hopefully that can help!
You've already done a lot of solid troubleshooting—props for that. Most people don’t go nearly that far. Here are some things you can try next:
1. Disable Memory Integrity (Core Isolation) EA’s anti-cheat is known to have issues with Memory Integrity, especially on newer CPUs and Windows builds. Go to Windows Security > Device Security > Core Isolation, and turn off Memory Integrity. Then reboot and try again.
2. Disable any third-party antivirus/firewall Stick with Windows Defender for now—it's the most compatible. If you’re using Malwarebytes, Bitdefender, Kaspersky, etc., temporarily disable or uninstall them to test.
3. Clean boot Windows To rule out any background services interfering:
Press Win + R, type msconfig
Under the Services tab, check "Hide Microsoft Services" and click "Disable All"
Then go to the Startup tab, open Task Manager, and disable all startup apps
Reboot and try launching the game
4. Manually reinstall EA Anti-Cheat Navigate to C:\Program Files\EA\AC, run EAAntiCheat.Installer.exe, uninstall Battlefield 6’s anti-cheat from the list, then reinstall it from the same tool.
5. Try compatibility mode Right-click the game’s .exe, go to Properties > Compatibility, and check "Run this program in compatibility mode for Windows 10." Also try running it as administrator.
6. Check your BIOS settings Some BIOS features can mess with anti-cheat systems. Try disabling VT-d or Memory Remapping (temporarily), and if you’re using XMP or any kind of CPU overclocking, disable that as well. Also make sure Secure Boot is enabled.
7. Installing "Intel Extreme Tuning Utility" and setting "Performance Core Ratio" to 54x
Try launching the game after each of these steps, no need to do more than you have to. If none of this works, let me know. There’s one more advanced method I can walk you through, but it’s a bit more involved.
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I've tried everything suggested in this thread and nothing worked. ran across a comment on a reddit thread where someone tried logging in with a local windows account that had admin privlages and that finally worked for me. not sure how I can get that to work on my normal account though.
Here is where i found that work around:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield/comments/1mivlf9/comment/n7byqdh/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Ive done literally everything and I cant make it past the splash screen so im done trying
i have tried pretty much everything i can find on the internet, absolutely ridiculous ill take my $100 refund
it certainly isn't solved, remove that from this thread
I tried almost everything on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6_Fn7Yta3Q
Still nothing launched... It is very frustrating for such a game... I hope a fix comes very soon!
Please look at my solution and follow the directions . WINDOWS SETTINGS -then storage settings - click on advanced storage settings. If you have a storage pool , delete it.
Battlefield 6 launch via steam
Splash screen, then a black window pops up, then just closes. Game does not start. Tried disabling slow motion on Nvidia app (3070 to super). Remove all bar single player or multiplayer or nothing on steam. The same result just hangs there. eA app fails to see the game in my library but sees other games. Tried clear cache and relocate the location but still the same result. There is no drive sharing pool as some have said ..I purchases the game via steam on 11 Oct so far not had a blast since the beta which worked fine...but after that finished I uninstalled that to rearrange my steam libraryer location which has all my games working that appear on the EA app bar battlefield 6 ....hope the fix is out soon
