Community ManagerIt 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:
C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\EA Desktop
%LocalAppData%\Electronic Arts
%ProgramData%\EA Desktop
%AppData%\EA
Let me know if you are good to go after these steps. Thanks. EA_Barry.
I uninstalled the EA App and deleted those folders you mentioned along with any folder that had to do with Origin. I uninstalled the game. I restarted my computer and then downloaded and installed the EA App from the link you replied with, I reinstalled the game, and I am still having trouble loading the game. I revisited the steps to uninstall and reinstall AntiCheat, but College Football 27 still doesn't appear in the drop-down menu for installing AntiCheat. If you have any more recommendations, please let me know.
Additionally, I checked with a website to make sure my hardware is compatible to run the game, but could you give it a second look to make sure? I'm confident my hardware is compatible and I feel like you would have addressed it earlier if it was a problem, but that may be a helpful next step for me in addition to trying to run the game on PC.
Community ManagerYou may be running into an issue because you are running an insider/preview build of Windows. I fully understand that changing your OS is a huge pain but that may be the way to go for you. Wish I had better news. EA_Barry.
Hey, just wanted to say that I found a solution and my game is now working on PC. I had never run any game on my current installation of Windows to avoid any accidental incompatibility issues, but I loaded up Sid Meier's Civilization VII for a couple hours last night and now College Football 27 is working properly (after about 20 minutes of playing). Hoping it will continue to work, and I'll let you know if I run into any additional issues. Thank you!
Community ManagerNot 100% sure how that may have helped, but thanks for posting! EA_Barry.
