ragnarok013 wrote: Right click the origin icon on your desktop, then select run as administrator. After Origin launches right click the BF1 icon and select repair. After the repair finishes try playing the game and tell us if the solution worked or if we need to recommend another one.
Thanks for the ideas. I tried those steps and still having the same problem.
I have exactly the same issue as Kodiak. As I haven't played for quite a bit, I can't state the actual moment when it began. I didn't change my system in any noteworthy way besides installing new drivers and replacing my old monitor a few days ago.
Hello @AlbertCole1 @Kodiak_LT
Have you tried to reinstall the game?
@IIPrest0nII Yup, I tried the repair option first and reinstalled it afterwards.
Can you please try to turn off Windows firewall and your Antivirus, then test game? Also, try a clean boot on your PC https://help.ea.com/tr/help/faq/how-to-clean-boot-your-pc/
@IIPrest0nII wrote:
Can you please try to turn off Windows firewall and your Antivirus, then test game? Also, try a clean boot on your PC https://help.ea.com/tr/help/faq/how-to-clean-boot-your-pc/
Tried both those ideas with no change in symptoms; still doesn't work.
P.S. So Origin just updated itself, but still having the same problem.
Fixed it!
Unfortunately I ended up completely removing and reinstalling Origin and BF1. Looks like I lost some of my soldier loadouts in BF1 :-( But at least I can play again!
Here is what I followed to unisnstall Origin.
MANUALLY UNINSTALL THE ORIGIN CLIENT:
https://help.ea.com/en-au/help/origin/origin/manually-uninstalling-origin/
I just uninstalled BF1 normally through Windows.
I need help, I can not play my 'battlefield 1'. When I try to open the game I get the following error message: "Many computers have accessed this version of battlefield 1 - Deluxe version recently, please try again later." What happened? I only have one computer and I've already changed the password
