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If you generate a Dxdiag report and post that here, we may be able to spot an issue and advise.
Thank you. EA_Barry.
I sent one in a reply earlier, but since I've reinstalled Windows and tried more solutions I'll share a more recent one. Thank you for letting me know.
- EA_Barry2 months ago
Community Manager
You are using an insider/preview build of Windows which is technically not supported.
Great, thanks for the Dxdiag. Some troubleshooting:
1. Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
When that finishes: sfc /scannow
2. Reinstall EA Anti-Cheat. Browse to: ...\__Installer\EAAntiCheat\
Run: EAAntiCheat.Installer.exe
Then:
- Uninstall
- Restart
- Install
- Restart again
Let us know how things go after these steps. Thanks again. EA_Barry.
- TheRealDsplaya2 months agoNew Novice
Thank you for the help. I ran the Command Prompt commands and uninstalled EAAntiCheat.Installer. However, when I tried to install AntiCheat for the game, College Football 27 did NOT appear in the dropdown menu. The only thing I could do was Repair, so I clicked Repair and selected the EA Sports College Football 27 folder. I restarted, then tried launching the game again which didn't work. I then tried repairing the game's files through the EA App, restarted, and then launched the game, but that didn't work. Including my DxDiag again to make sure I did the Windows installation commands correctly.
- EA_Barry2 months ago
Community Manager
It looks like your EA app is not in a good state. Fully uninstall, delete the files mention if required and reinstall from a fresh download:
- Uninstall the EA App.
- Delete these folders if they still exist:
C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\EA Desktop
%LocalAppData%\Electronic Arts
%ProgramData%\EA Desktop
%AppData%\EA
- Restart the PC.
- Download and install the latest EA App from EA's website.
Let me know if you are good to go after these steps. Thanks. EA_Barry.