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- DangermouseWales28 days agoNew Novice
I would like to 2nd this, I have this exact issue on all BF games it hard crashes the PC.
- Ratt3528 days agoRising Newcomer
I'm also having this issue. Was able to play Star Wars Battlefront II last night so I haven't tried that one yet.
- NordoNyle28 days agoSeasoned Newcomer
Tried to analyze crashdump, that's what it is pointing out to me - 0xc0000005 error in bfv.exe!fb::Twinkle::getShaderHandler. Crash dumps show a consistent null pointer dereference at the same address (r15 = 0x0).
This occurs on a clean Windows 11 install with all drivers, DirectX, and game files verified. I've ruled out overlays, anticheat, config corruption, and user profile issues. It appears to be an engine-side issue possibly related to shader or scripting initialization purely.
Meaning that based on the crash dump and stack trace, the issue is an access violation caused by a null pointer inside the game’s own engine code (fb::Twinkle::getShaderHandler), not overlays or drivers. - r1zky2428 days agoRising Scout
Tried to analyze crashdump, that's what it is pointing out to me - 0xc0000005 error in bfv.exe!fb::Twinkle::getShaderHandler. Crash dumps show a consistent null pointer dereference at the same address (r15 = 0x0).
This occurs on a clean Windows 11 install with all drivers, DirectX, and game files verified. I've ruled out overlays, anticheat, config corruption, and user profile issues. It appears to be an engine-side issue possibly related to shader or scripting initialization purely.Meaning that based on the crash dump and stack trace, the issue is an access violation caused by a null pointer inside the game’s own engine code (fb::Twinkle::getShaderHandler), not overlays or drivers.
Finally, someone with a knowledge and understanding unlike the majority of permanent resident here.
As I already posted and pointed out in first release of Javelin, there are many hook that seem absurd and doesn't work on older game circa pre BattlePOS 2042, but no they forced Javelin on everything that don't even need it in first place.
Someone here even suggested doing a clean install, very dumb suggestion that ignores core problem and and just entirely blame to the user.
- Sh3RiFF3526 days agoRising Newcomer
I had the exact same issue with Battlefield 2042 and other Battlefield titles. They all crashed on startup right after the loading screen.
The crashes started after updating to NVIDIA driver version 580.88.
Rolling back to driver version **577.00** completely solved the issue for me.
You can find older drivers on the NVIDIA website under "Beta and Older Drivers".Give it a try — it worked perfectly in my case.
- NordoNyle26 days agoSeasoned Newcomer
Battlefield 2042 is launching perfectly, however BF1 and BFV still crash on startup.
- Ratt3525 days agoRising Newcomer
Hey guys, thanks for chiming in on this. My friend helped me dig around for a solution and I tried this one (seemed like the easiest to start with at the time) and it worked for me. Although I don't know WHY it worked. I should point out that I did have a clean install of BFV on my Windows 11 PC. This may not be defined as a clean install after I describe this but here we go:
I had this game installed on this same PC earlier and it worked fine. I uninstalled it to make room for other games, and then a friend of mine wanted to get back into it. So I USED to have it on the PC at one point but did start with a new install after I had originally uninstalled it. Regardless, here are the steps that I took based on the link.
- Navigate to your user documents location.
- Locate the "Battlefield V" folder and open the folder
- Inside the folder you should see 4 file folders: "crash_dumps", "Screenshots", "settings", and "twinkle".
- Open each folder and delete ALL content inside those folders (but NOT the folders themselves)
- Don't know why, the link says delete anything that will allow you to delete it.
- Open and run the game and it should run fine
Again, I don't know WHY this happened to work for me and I want to point out that my PC allowed me to delete all files located in those folders but I was starting with a new install.
Link to the same steps:
https://forums.ea.com/discussions/battlefield-v-en/battlefield-5-crashes-in-menus-with-no-crash-report/6726966 - DangermouseWales24 days agoNew Novice
Sadly this doesnt work for me.
I have noticed it crashes based on time rather than where it is in the boot sequence. I have got as far as adjusting the brightness setting if I am quick it will get to the starting video , however if I just wait it will hard crash on the brightness selection.
Its doing this on all BF games so its not just on BFV. BF1 , BFV , BF6 beta, and 2042 all do same thing.
I have tried
- Safe boot , turning off all non windows services
- deleting all EA apps and reinstalling
- repairing game files
- deleteing anti cheat folder in program files
- deleting afterburner
- deleting all folders in documents relating to EA games
- removing my AMD overclock
- winding back nvidia drivers
NOTHING will solve this issue for me bar a reinstall of windows and frankly I am not doing that. I can state however this has been working perfectly up until a month or so ago. Its a problem with EA and not a problem with my setup.
- DangermouseWales24 days agoNew Novice
And before someone closes this thread as solved to suggest talking to EA support that would be great if they answered the ticket I have had open for nearly a week!
- DangermouseWales24 days agoNew Novice
LMAO they closed my ticket and sent me this.
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