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Battlefield 1 won't launch on Win10 because EA AntiCheat crash (kernelbase.dll)
Wanted to play some BF1 since I didn't finish the campaigns and to check if the multiplayer is still active. EA version, not Steam. Upon launch EA Anti-Cheat crashes, creating a dump file. I follow...
Resolved! It's a false positive from a file called pcre64.dll that is part of a multi-monitor managing program Actual Multiple Monitors by Actual Tools. Found it out because BattlEye started giving false positives too. Too bad the EA AntiCheat is not user-friendly enough to give you such info. Unfortunately that means I have to close Actual Multiple Monitors and cannot use my second monitor while playing games with the EA AntiCheat.
