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Creating a new Windows user account specifically for EA's games was the only solution for me.
Thanks Wh03v3r for the reply, unfortunately in the new user account the game still won't start, and neither the EA app (which on my main is working).
- holger14052 years agoHero+
Please create a DxDiag in text file format and post it with your next reply. You can do that with the "Choose file" button at the bottom right corner of the reply window.
- 2 years ago
Hello Holger1405, thanks in advance, it's worth a shot to check the hardware, even if technically it shouldn't be the case, since it staretd giving me problems after more than 60 hours of playing time.
- holger14052 years agoHero+
You are almost out of space on your system drive, so it would be a good idea to make some room there.
Should not cause this problem, but could, so test if you did that.
If that alone doesn't help:
- Go here and download "Revo Uninstaller". (The freeware version, Portable version works too.)
- Run "Revo Uninstaller" > Uninstall EA app.
- At the end of the main uninstall, Revo will ask you which cleaning method you want to use. > Select "intensive" > Browse.
- If "Remaining registration content found" is displayed > Select All > Delete > Next
- When "Remaining Data and Folders" is displayed > Select All (Make sure the "Origin Games or "EA Games"" folder is not in the list) > Delete.
- Restart the PC
- Download a new EA app setup exe from here.
- Install EA app
- Restart the PC > Test.
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