So BF 1 always causes my display driver to crash. About a minute or so into playing the screen goes black and stops receiving a signal. I still hear the game sounds but there is no signal to the monitor so I have to force shut down/restart. I can play other games like Titanfall 2, Overwatch, Hellblade and don't experience this problem at all after hours of playing. I've already tried using DDU to totally wipe my display drivers and start with fresh ones. What is most odd to me is that I've played BF 1 in the past during a free trial and never had a problem but just recently bought origin access for BF 1 and TF 2 and now BF 1 doesn't work.My specs:GPU: GeForce GTX 970CPU: AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core ProcessorMemory: 16 GB RAMHDD: Hitachi 500GBSSD: Sandisk SSD Plus 240GBPower Supply: Corsair CX 600Current resolution: 1920 x 1080, 60HzOperating system: Microsoft Windows 10 ProThanks for your time and help - much appreciated

Did you remember to disable Geforce Experience and it's recording + overlay features as a part of the clean boot?

Hey @Art0ficialIt's probably a driver incompatibility, install a previous driver of your graphic card (version before your crash) and all comming at beginning (i wish).Here link of drivers with dates:http://www.nvidia.fr/Download/Find.aspx?lang=enIf we have answer to your question please accept the solution 🙂.

@Myopia_NL wrote: I have the same issue. Battlefield 1 crashes when I choose Fullscreen mode. What did I already do: -update NVidia drivers -delete settings folder - clean boot up I just bought the season pass, but can't play. Please help! From Event Viewer: Faulting application name: bf1.exe, version: 1.0.50.33312, time stamp: 0x596416b9Faulting module name: nvspcap64.dll, version: 3.8.0.89, time stamp: 0x59789a25Exception code: 0xc000041dFault offset: 0x000000000001f8f6Faulting process ID: 0x2fb8Faulting application start time: 0x01d318e22cf39e2fFaulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 1\bf1.exeFaulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\nvspcap64.dllReport ID: 46d63ef7-8ac6-403f-8c7b-200b8b14b357Faulting package full name:Faulting package-relative application ID: ps: @Arpadiusz you're contributed fix doesn't fix the problem. I tested it. @Myopia_NL Please attach your DxDiag file to your post. In this article you'll learn how to create it: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/pc/how-to-gather-dxdiag-information/

Hey @Myopia_NL, sorry, must have skipped the clean boot part - my bad. GeForce Experience itself doesn't necessarily have to, but can cause issues. Since you usally have quite a lot of auxiliary processes running, it can be tough to determine which ones interfere in particular. Anything that's more than one overlay for starters. If you have GeForce Experience, Origin In-Game and maybe even a Discord Overlay, that can be a bit too much. Glad to hear you got that sorted - enjoy the rest of your weekend!

I remember something like this happened back on Battlefield 4 and had to do with the game being seen as a background process.. What fixed this for a friend of mine back then was to change the game mode to either Windowed or Borderless.Not the most elegant solution, but you could try if it would change anything.If you can't get into the video settings to change that before the issue happens, go to "C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Documents\Battlefield 1\settings\" , open up the file PROFSAVE_profile there with a Notepad, and set GstRender.FullscreenEnabled to 0.

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Myopia_NL
8 years ago
Thanks @Carbonic! _O_
Problem solved!
Is this a known issue at NVidia Geforce Experience software?
Both Teams EA and NVidia Software should work together at a solution.
ietxmmyrus
EA Staff
8 years ago
Hey @Myopia_NL,

sorry, must have skipped the clean boot part - my bad.

GeForce Experience itself doesn't necessarily have to, but can cause issues. Since you usally have quite a lot of auxiliary processes running, it can be tough to determine which ones interfere in particular. Anything that's more than one overlay for starters. If you have GeForce Experience, Origin In-Game and maybe even a Discord Overlay, that can be a bit too much.

Glad to hear you got that sorted - enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Art0ficial
8 years ago
I'm beginning to believe that this is a power supply problem - it IS over 6 years old. I've ordered a new evga 850w power supply and I'm going to test it. If i'm wrong I'll return it and keep working on this. ☹️
Art0ficial
8 years ago
It seems to have been the power supply dying because I haven't experienced a crash for a few days now. My guess is BF1 was the most intensive game I was playing causing the PC to crash at first but it started happening in other games after that. So now I have an 850w EVGA PSU and everything is fine. Thank you to everyone who posted here trying to help, say's a lot about the battlefield community <3
Arpadiusz
8 years ago
Hi @Art0ficial
Glad to hear that the problem is solved. Honestly, I would have never thought that the badboy is the PSU, probably because I using laptop. Thank you for sharing with us this experience! Have fun with Battlefield!

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