Hi,
What is your hardware configuratuon? You do not need to disable XMP as it can only decrease performance and lead you into wrong conclusions. Crashing your operating system is 99,9999% Anti Cheat related issue. Some kind of conflict occurs in operating system kernel. This is Windows design flaw but that is a long story.
Could you try starting a game after disabling/stopping any unnecessary software? E.g quit your CPU cooling software, mouse and keyboard related software, any motherboard lighting software. Anything that can be closed from the taskbar. Leave only antivirus on but create an exclusion for the Bf6 installation directory.
You can install a software such as WhoCrashed and check out if windows produced any crash logs. If there is none try checking if crash dumps is enabled on windows. In Documents folder Battlefield 6 keeps the crash logs too. They can be useful in troubleshooting.
As a general suggestion I recommend troubleshooting with the help of AI. You can use Claude for Desktop as it can also read any troubleshooting log files you provide. You should also generate a report with Speccy and pass it to Claude for examination. It has helped me a lot.
Let me know how it goes.
Thanks for your suggestions. I have tried all of that with no luck unfortunately. We should not have to do any of this to play a **bleep** game............... This issue lye's on the Developer and they are responsible for a fix. There is no software I even have running in the background on my machine; it's a fresh install of windows 11. Like I previously stated, every game on my machine works flawlessly. Waiting for EA to come out with a fix. Please let me know if you come across anything.
