EA Anti Cheat BSOD's PC after about 15 minutes

Same problem, tried just about everything conceivable. 

Cheaters

Another thread with few other things people have tried.   Looks to be similar behavior including myself.  Many people reporting similar behavior before crash to desktop.

https://forums.ea.com/discussions/battlefield-6-technical-issues-en/bf6-crashes-to-desktop-after-short-gaming-session/12740485

Try disabling EXPO in bios - seemed to work for me. 

• EA AntiCheat conflicts
  Some users noticed crashes related to EAAntiCheat.GameServiceLauncher.exe.
  Running both executables as Administrator can help:
  • Right-click → Properties → Compatibility → “Run this program as administrator”
  • Do this for both:
    • bf6.exe
    • EAAntiCheat.GameServiceLauncher.exe
• Windows Core Isolation (HVCI) interaction
  Oddly, enabling Core Isolation fixed instability for some users.
  • Go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Windows Security → Device Security → Core isolation details
  • Turn ON “Memory Integrity” and reboot.
    
    Disable XMP OR SET XMP AUTO

A lot of us experiencing the same issue, you can vote on the bug here:

The game crashes PC | EA Forums - 12740489 

Looks like a driver cant be found or loaded from the dump file you provided.

BREAKING NEWS - if you're still crashing, try this.

Try reducing your graphics settings to the absolute minimum.

I was not able to play for more than 10 minutes, once I reduced all GPU-related settings to minimum, I've been able to play for an hour now. Preventing the VRAM leak has clear impact on the memory the not-to-be-named-technology is trying to access and voila - no crashes.

Next I will try to increase settings one by one and see which one breaks it.

EA Javelin Anti Cheat needs to be updated

There's an incompatibility between EA Javelin AntiCheat and newer Insider builds of Windows 11 (24H2 and 25H2).