Yes, VBS (core isolation, memory integrity) is enabled which is default. These settings are managed by my company so it can't be disabled. Same with CMOS settings.
I have no problem running any other game, old or new. Only DA2 is refusing to run.
This problem is not new and it afaik, only affects MS Surface notebooks. There are more games that are affected, such as BF3, but I have never seen this error on any other type of machine.
I am afraid that there is nothing that can be done if you can't disable the Vt and VM features on your system.
Well, it's a completely unneccessary check that this game does. I'm sure it would run perfectly fine without it, if it could be removed or overridden. They could change it into a warning with a "continue (on your own risk)" button.
I've never seen any games with this issue, and I used a Surface Book 2 15" for several years (before my XPS).
How do we get the devs involved so they can fix it? They recently updated the game to use the EA app instead of Origin, so they should be able to fix this too.
Any official EA people in this forum?
Anyone else know of a workaround for this?
Or how we can get the devs attention to remove this check? (replace with warning)
@holger1405 wrote:This problem is not new and it afaik, only affects MS Surface notebooks. There are more games that are affected, such as BF3, but I have never seen this error on any other type of machine.
I am afraid that there is nothing that can be done if you can't disable the Vt and VM features on your system.
Thing is, I'm having the same issue on my Surface and I have disabled those things and it still gives that error. EA needs to remove or fix whatever check they have, and I'd say remove. There is no reason the game should not be able to run in a virtual environment except possibly to appease the DRM.
Did they ever fix or remove this check?
