Battlefield V crashing on launch

Hi @CaptainMosin @ColorBlindFerret,

You can try these different methods below and hopefully one of these methods may fix your problem.

• Turn off Origin in-game overlay and any other overlay you might be using (Discord, Nvidia GeForce Experience, etc.)
• Reinstall your graphics card drivers.
• Issues with OneDrive. 
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  ◉   Pause syncing temporarily. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/how-to-pause-and-resume-sync-in-onedrive-2152bfa4-a2a5-4d3a-ace8-92912fb4421e
  ◉   If the above doesn't work, you may need to turn off, disable, or uninstall OneDrive. You can skip this if you still need to use OneDrive. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/turn-off-disable-or-uninstall-onedrive-f32a17ce-3336-40fe-9c38-6efb09f944b0

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  After you have done one of the above, go to the Documents folder and rename Battlefield V folder to any name (For example: Battlefield V - Backup) and then launch the game.
  If that work, then you can delete the BFV backup folder and enjoy playing the game.
  If that doesn't work, then you can delete the newly created Battlefield V folder in documents (if it exists) and rename the old BFV folder to Battlefield V (Original name).
• Play on different Microsoft account.
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  Try to use a different Microsoft account and run the game there. It may look like a dumb answer, but this answer has been marked as accepted solution in this post: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Battlefield-V/BFV-crashing-on-launch/m-p/10705593/highlight/true#M78237
• Manually repairing your hard drive.
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  1. Log out of Origin.
  2. Close Origin completely, make sure it's not running in the background.

  3. Check Hard Drive For Errors And Corrupted Files

     Scan your hard drive. Do this for all hard drives that has Windows, Origin and the game installed.

     1. Go to This PC in File Explorer and right click on the hard drive and select Properties.
        
     2. Go to Tools and and click on Check.
        
     3. Click Scan Drive and let it scan for errors.
     4. If it finds errors, let the program fix them.
        (If there are errors it could mean nothing, but it can also suggest that it might be time to format your computer and/or replace the hard drive)
     5. Reboot your computer.
     6. Run the scan again.
     7. Keep repeating the previous steps until no errors are found.
• System File Checker tool. 
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  ◉  Close Origin completely, make sure it's not running in the background.
  ◉  Run CMD as administrator and type this command "sfc /scannow".
  ◉  Once the process is complete, restart your PC
  
  Repeat the previous steps until no error are found.
  
• Repair corrupted files found on the operation system. 
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  Please do NOT try this method UNLESS you tried the System File Checker tool method first and it tell you that there are some corrupted files that can't be fixed.

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  ◉  Close Origin completely, make sure it's not running in the background.
  ◉  Run CMD as administrator and type this command "Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth".
  ◉  Once the process is complete, restart your PC.

Hope this helps.