Well, updating the GPU driver and using CCleaner didn't fix anything, but playing while doing a clean boot worked. I mean, it's a bit annoying that you need to disable the startup programs (I don't have that many, but still) and do a clean boot every time you want to play the singleplayer campaign of an specific game (because this is the first time I have to do a workaround like that to play a game. Mysterious are the ways of the Force).
But hey, at least it worked and I completed the campaign without crashing each 5 minutes (only two crashes during the rest of the campaign, but compared to the situation before that's minor), so it's fine. And I don't need to do the same workaround anymore because the rest of the modes work correctly at the moment. Thanks for the help.
DICE TeamHey, @D14BH4L So that means that there is a program that you are shutting off when you are doing a clean boot that is causing problems for SWBF2 to run normally.
The long process of this would be doing a clean boot one by on trying to find what program that is causing the issue for SWBF2.
/Atic
