Battlefield 1 Freezes mid game (forces me to reboot)

Hello @Anlaf_Cununc

Have you tried to Repair the game in origin client or reinstall the game? Can you please try to run a clean boot on your PC and check your game https://help.ea.com/tr/help/faq/how-to-clean-boot-your-pc/ ?

Tried everything instead of a complete uninstall and reinstall. Didn't work

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@Anlaf_Cununc wrote:

Tried everything instead of a complete uninstall and reinstall. Didn't work

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What are your PC specs to include OS? If using Win10 are you using Direct X 11 or 12? Do you get any error messages or error codes when the crash happens? Are you using any third party software for gaming such as MSI afterburner, Shadow play for NIVDIA cards etc? Are you using crossfire or SLI, or is you CPU or GPU overclocked?

What are your PC specs to include OS?

Intel Core i7-6700 4.0Ghz

MSi Geforce GTX1080

16GB 3000Mhz

512GB PCI-e SSD

Asus Maximus VIII Hero motherboard

TP-Link Archer AC1900 wireless card

Dell S2716DG 27" monitor

Corsair Hydro Series H100i v2 liquid cooler

If using Win10 are you using Direct X 11 or 12?

DirectX 12

Do you get any error messages or error codes when the crash happens?

Nope

Are you using any third party software for gaming such as MSI afterburner, Shadow play for NIVDIA cards etc?

Nope

Are you using crossfire or SLI, or is you CPU or GPU overclocked?

CPU is over clocked 

Hey... { @Anlaf_Cununc }

Am really sorry for thous problems you can try this: These steps should help you!

-Check the minimum system requirements of the game against your computer (Windows/Mac) and update any drivers that are out-of-date.
-Unplug all USB devices (aside from the mouse and keyboard) and try the game again.
-Disable the Origin in-game overlay (IGO).
-To do this, launch the Origin client, then go to the Origin menu, Application Settings, Origin In Game, and then uncheck "Enable Origin In Game."
-Update the game.
-Repair the game install.
-Update your system (Windows/Mac)

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CLEAR ORIGIN CACHE :
1. Press Windows Key + R then type C:\ProgramData
2.Open the ProgramData folder, then the Origin folder, and delete all the files and folders except for LocalContent.

https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/origin/origin/origin-my-games-list-is-blank/

UPDATE AND REPAIR GAME THROUGH ORIGIN :

1.Sign-in to Origin .
2.Go to My Game Library
3.Right-click on Battlefield 1
4.Select Update/Repair Game .

FLUSHED DNS :

1.Hold down the Windows Key and press X
2.Click Command Prompt (Admin).
3.When the command prompt opens, type ipconfig/flushdns and press enter.
4.Type ipconfig /registerdns and press Enter
5.Type ipconfig /release and press Enter.
6.Type ipconfig /renew and press Enter.
7.Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
8.Reboot your computer.

PORT CONFIGURATION :

Open these ports on your router . 
80, 443, 5222, 9988, 17502, 20000-20100, 22990, 42127

SETUP A STATIC IP :

https://portforward.com/networking/staticip.htm

Tried all the steps mentioned above and now I have finally uninstalled the game and downloaded Origin from scratch and have begin the new download of BF1. Absolutely disgusted that I had to do it as it takes ages for the game to download. Origin has so many issues compared to steam and one should not have to keep doing this to play a game

Hello @Anlaf_Cununc 

I am really sorry for those troubles with Battlefield 1. And can totally see, why you are frustrated with this. Let us know, if reinstall will resolve this for you. I wonder if you have installed some major system updates during those 5 months? 

Cheers,

Archi