BSOD every 10-15 minutes of playing in BF1
Product: Battlefield 1 Platform:PC Summarize your bug BSOD after playing 10-15 minutes of bf1 on a high spec PC How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%) Steps: How can we find the bug our...
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EA_Barry
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Community ManagerApologies for missing your responses here. We can try more troubleshooting but your issue may be outside of the game (a hardware issue). You may be seeing an overheating issue and the easiest way to check that is by running a monitoring app such as Speccy
That will allow you to check CPU and GPU temperatures as well as lots of other things.
A clean install of your video drivers may also help, run your video driver setup and choose custom/advanced and then deselect the optional GeForce Experience components and tick the box for 'clean install'. The clean install option is important because it will remove all previous driver components.
I've done all what you said already and I went to a maintenance center to check my hardware components and everything was ok but that didn't resolve my problem... Any other solutions ???
Try removing any last security update even if you have windows 7 . I am not an expert but this worked for me .So I've waited for a month with no satisfying answer and I played Bf1 today hoping that the problem may go but sadly it didn't... I think I will have no choice but to delete this game right now and forget about it due to bad quality because of crashing and bad service.
- EA_Barry
Bluescreens can indicate a hardware issue, make sure your GPU, CPU and RAM are all running at stock clock speeds.
Additionally, running a hardware monitoring app can help with troubleshooting especially if you have an overheating issue. Try using Speccy, MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision.
its not a problem with the hardware im also getting bsod when trying to launch the game and every other game works just fine just admit that you cant make a well optimized game
- @Waaarriio Have you scanned your windows installation for errors by running the command prompt as an administrator and running the command sfc /scannow I recommend trying that and see if it addresses the issue.
Also what GPU and CPU are you running and how much RAM do you have?
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