That’s still the old faulty build, despite showing "26200" in part of the string, the key part is (26100.ge_release.240331-1435), which means it’s based on the 26100 kernel branch (the problematic one). So, that’s still the same build family that causes the anti cheat crash.
You need the 26200.6899... <-- forget this...
Despite all the issues you have to go through there is finally some light at the end of the tunnel...You ain't gonna believe it but today Windows released a new build, the 26200.6901, so go press that download button!
Downloading as we speak..
Updating to 26200.6901 will include the Anti Cheat compatibility fixes for Win 11, so the 0xC0000142 crash should be resolved.
Keep me updated ok!
I will have to wait till its released to my region:
Yeah, that sucks, they release gradually over weeks, it could be today, it could be next week. Anyway, you need a more recent build, either you wait or you install the 26200.6899 with Windows 11 Installation Assistant.
Are you part of the preview program? Windows 11 Installation assistant just told me I have the latest version.
The big difference is you have the Home edition and i have the Pro edition. The Assistant only installs the main GA build, not minor updates, so it sees your 26200 as the latest. The 26200.6899 is the newer cumulative 'update'. The problem is is that your version is based on the 26100 kernel branch and you need the updates because your version is the problematic one. Regularly check, who knows, it might be available soon in Windows Update or There are ways to get the updates if you really want them now but it kinda becomes risky manually installing them and finding the correct version. I'd just hope for the best with Windows update.
Like in what world do we live that high end pc's have such problems and that Windows updates rollout over weeks. We are devolving at record speed!
Not just that, but why would they not roll out a patch knowing that there is an issue with games.... especially with Microsoft looking to be the king of gaming. EA should be placing pressure but seeing that I still haven't heard from EA at all, don't see this as a priority for them.
There are thousands of people experiencing crashes, i think they're a little over their heads with it. It blows my mind all the different issues i see all over. It's like we bought a software engineer simulator and not an fps shooter.
Oh, did you try disabling (temporarily) secure boot and launch the game? If the crash is caused by the Anti Cheat being blocked by secure boot, turning it off should let Bf6 launch without the error. If it runs with Secure Boot disabled, that should confirm the Windows build is the issue.
