EA Anticheat TeamIt's weird to call me a liar, when you and I have never spoke.
I e-mailed the Dr Web development team on the 24th of May, in 2024, and asked them to stop injecting their solution into our games. They e-mailed me back on the 3rd of June, 2024, and refused.
I replied that same day and said that if we can't come to an agreement, then we will need to prevent the game from running while this is enabled.
Their driver is signed by Microsoft, just like mine, that's not the point. All drivers running on Windows 11 are cross-signed by Microsoft, that's a requirement from Windows.
We have different configuration and controls based on different games, to address their specific needs. As Dr Web software creates a security vulnerability in our game, that the Battlefield team has agreed is unacceptable, it will continue to be blocked.
What do you mean by injecting their solution into your games? It’s just antivirus with a firewall, it doesn’t do anything specifically with your games. Let us at least add them to the exceptions in antivirus and make it work this way so we don’t have to rename drweblwf.sys and disable updates, which basically kills almost all antivirus functionality. I tried adding BF6 to all possible exceptions, and that’s still not enough—your anticheat hates the fact that this file drweblwf.sys even exists. It’s not a good solution. Please consider finding another way.
I also contacted Dr.Web, and they said they tried to reach out to you, but no reliable information has been provided by EA. You can play this “we contacted them” game back and forth forever, but it will never end—and it does affect players. Why don’t you just fix it on your side? Or at least make it avoidable so we can play without breaking our antivirus.
