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Seasoned Novice

1 day ago

Game Crashing Mid-Match or Loading (No Error Code)

It happened since this game has released for me, and i have tried so many things. Season 3, it was "alright" but now with season 4 it's a lot more common. I can crash when connecting to server at the start, halfway into my first game, or i can play 4+ hours without issues. My specs:

i7 14700F

Nvidea GTX 5070, 596.36 Driver. ( I had the newest driver originally, but i was hopping booting to safe mode and then wiping with DDDU and rolling back to this driver might fix it)

I have added more virtual memory to 30gb instead of 5gb due to some people saying this could fix it

I have disabled steam overlay

I have checked my event viewer, nothing noting the crash.

I have everything set to Ultra instead of overkill, i have also tried on high, same issue. (If i set to overkill it still has that vram bug that causes the game to crawl after a 2 - 5 games, so i set it to ultra so this doesn't happen)

The game acts like i alt+f4'd, but I know i didnt. Sometimes it hiccups and then does it, sometimes it just closes. (Really annoying when im on top of the leaderboard.

What can i do to fix this? And if not, can you guys at least make it so if i join a match within 3 minutes or so i keep my score? I honestly wouldn't mind it as much if this was the case. I play with friends and i hate coming back from a 21-0 and on top of the leaderboard but because of this i come back at a 2-4 which hurts my k/d, just because i spawned in bad areas after the fact :/ I did see that you can give a crash dump from another thing, so i added some to this attachment. There is quite a few.

(cm edited title for vis)

CrashDump_2026.07.18_19.12.17.948.zip7.9 MB

crashing

9 Replies

Huge_Chogs
Seasoned Novice
1 day ago
I have now updated my BIOS, turned off iEXPO, turned off all overlays, still encountering the same issues. I am now attempting a reinstallation of the game after using revo uninstaller to remove it. I'll update if it works.
Huge_Chogs
Seasoned Novice
1 day ago
No one run this, I am pretty computer literate and it's literally scamming you into downloading a payload with your security settings disabled. Those numbers are ASCII targets for a malicious site. that iex command forces it right into memory.
Huge_Chogs
Seasoned Novice
1 day ago
It didn't work.
r9yyehtm9niy
Seasoned Rookie
1 day ago
what power supply do you have and motherboard?
r9yyehtm9niy
Seasoned Rookie
1 day ago
Could you provide a dxdiag file with us?
Huge_Chogs
Seasoned Novice
1 day ago
sure.
DxDiag.txt120 KB
Huge_Chogs
Seasoned Novice
1 day ago
I have a Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 850W power supply and a MSI PRO B760-VC WIFI HS Bulk MS7D98
BOTnarenko
Rising Traveler
1 day ago
EA_Shepard look at this hackers are exploiting affected users of your game crashing , Huge_Chogs i hope you heavnt entered this command.
EA_Shepard
Community Manager
20 hours ago
Huge_Chogs I took a look at your files and this is what I found based on the files alone. There were quite a few error logs, but seemed to revolve around these.

EA Anti-Cheat & Heap Conflicts: eaanticheat.gameservice.exe is failing alongside system services due to memory heap corruption (0xc0000374).

Game Engine Stalls: Minidumps show Frostbite engine stalls tied to D3D12/overlay hooks during gameplay

Steps to take.

Repair EA Anti-Cheat & Run as Admin:

Go to your EA Anti-Cheat folder (C:\Program Files\EA\AC), right-click EAAntiCheat.Installer.exe, and choose Run as Administrator.

Select Battlefield 6 and click Repair.

Set Steam, the EA App, and bf6.exe to Run as Administrator via their executable compatibility settings.

Disable Overlays & Conflicting Software:

Turn OFF the Steam Overlay (Steam > Right-click BF6 > Properties > General).

Close Razer Haptic/Chroma apps, FPSRunner, and hardware monitoring overlays (MSI Afterburner/GeForce Experience).

Clear Shader & Profile Cache:

Delete the folder at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\shadercache\2807960.

Press Win + R, type %localappdata%\NVIDIA, and delete the DXCache folder.

Go to Documents\Battlefield 6\settings and rename PROFSAVE_profile to PROFSAVE_profile_old.

Clean Driver Install & In-Game Settings:

Perform a clean installation of your graphics driver (using NVIDIA's setup or DDU).

Temporarily turn off DLSS Frame Generation and NVIDIA Reflex in the game's video settings.

Once Nvidia is cleaned up, reinstall the previous drivers again.

I would also run an sfc /scannow as Windows showed a list of errors that could be also having a conflict with this as well.