Game crash without error nor apparent reason
Hello, as per the title sometimes the game crashes without giving any kind of error, the crash doesn't happen often but roughly is about once every 9 hours of game splitted in a session of 2 / 3 hours per day. The only think that I noticed is that at the exact crash time there is an event in the Windows Event Viewer utility that is described as per the follow: `Download of the file system filter 'EAAntiCheat' (version 10.0 date-time-and-unkmown-stuffs) completed`; this kind of event occurs every single time the game crashes, so I guess it's not a coincidence but I can't really understand how might I try to fix it. Several times I did updated and/or repaired the anticheat through the appropriate tool (located in the game installation folder) but with no difference at all. I'm sorry if the description might be slightly wrong or different but my operating system has a different language from English. If you wonder, I have everything updated except for the GPU drivers (I own a RX 6700XT) because there is a known issue with the most recent drivers and AMD 6000 series, other than that I really don't know if there might be a workaround or there is a need from the devs to fix it. I also attach the DxDiag just in case it would help, or if further informations are needed I'll gladly help and will try to do my best.What is Error Code 1:4688822970:-4685921B - A cry for help...
Hi team, I have a problem where i am receiving Error Code 1:4688822970:-4685921B about 5-10 mins into game. I have even done a complete system reinstall and it did not help. I have seen some people say it is anti cheat related but still have not seen an official answer what this error is. Several cannot play the game because of this issue and i would really appreciate some help here. Here is what i have tried so far: All options on the EA help page for reconnecting. Countless forum searches which lead me to using different DNS settings using a hotspot Multiple game reinstalls / repairs windows reset - got rid of every app except Xbox / EA and BF2042 firewall settings both windows and ATT translating Russian forums on here to see what they did - going through the dns flush settings through ipconfig etc. Thanks for your help[INFO] BF2042 Patch 8.8 (May 27) – Secure Boot Requirement for Supported Systems
With Update 8.8.0 on Battlefield 2042, we will require that Secure Boot be enabled for PC hardware that can support it. This will provide you with a higher standard of trust and safety while you play select EA titles. As cheat developers keep evolving their tactics, we're stepping up our game, too. To keep Battlefield 2042 fair and fun for everyone, we're strengthening our defences, especially against cheats that try to sneak in during the Windows boot process. This move supports our Positive Play commitment and helps ensure a level playing field for all players.If you attempt to load the game following Update 8.8.0 without Secure Boot enabled, but are on a piece of hardware that supports it, you will be prompted with a message stating that Secure Boot is required. Secure Boot is a feature available for Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices, and you can learn more about how to enable this functionality via our EA Help article here. (‼️At Your Own Risk‼️) How to Reset Secure Boot if Battlefield 2042 Does Not Recognise It Before you proceed, consult your motherboard manual for precise steps. BIOS/UEFI menus vary by manufacturer. EA is not responsible for any damage or loss of data. ‼️This is at your own risk.‼️ Incorrect changes to BIOS/UEFI can render your system unbootable. Verify that Secure Boot, not just UEFI boot, is required. Ensure your system boots properly with CSM (Compatibility Support Module) disabled. ‼️Consult your motherboard manual‼️ for precise steps. BIOS/UEFI menus vary by manufacturer. EA is not responsible for any damage or loss of data. Steps to Reset Secure Boot Enter BIOS/UEFI Settings Restart your PC and press the designated key (usually DEL, F2, ESC) to enter BIOS/UEFI. Locate Secure Boot Settings Navigate to the Security or Boot tab. Assess the Current Secure Boot State If the Mode is User, you can usually enable Secure Boot directly. If the Mode is Setup, follow these steps: Disable Secure Boot (if it says Enabled). If it shows Standard, switch to Custom. Then switch back from Custom to Standard, and accept factory defaults. Enable Secure Boot. Optional: Reset Secure Boot Keys In some BIOS/UEFI versions, you can select Reset/Delete Secure Boot Keys under the Secure Boot settings. Save and Exit BIOS/UEFI Save your changes and restart your computer. Verify Secure Boot Status in Windows Press Windows + R, type msinfo32, and press Enter. In System Information, check the Secure Boot State field. If it says On, Secure Boot is enabled and recognised by Windows. If it says Off, revisit the BIOS to adjust settings. If it says Unsupported, your hardware may not support Secure Boot. Restart and Launch Battlefield 2042 Launch the game to check if Secure Boot is now recognised. Please also see: Final Warnings: Follow your motherboard’s manual. BIOS/UEFI instructions can vary greatly. Making incorrect BIOS/UEFI changes may prevent your system from booting. EA is not responsible for any system damage or data loss.
EA AntiCheat encountered an error. Please restart your PC. (9)
I keep getting this message pop up after trying to start up Battlefield 2042. It's been many months now since this problem started, it used to be (11) but now it's (9). I've done what the agent told me to do including from the website and nothing has worked, I've played Battlefield 2042 for 272.3 Hours and 25/34 Achievements from Steam. I used to play Battlefield 2042 with my brother but since this error started showing up I was never able to play with my brother again. I need help so I can play with my brother again.
Unjustified account ban on BF2042
Hi everyone, I just logged onto BF2024 only to find out in complete disbelief EA has banned my account from launching the game. As a long time player since the old days of 1942, I never touched a single cheating or botting software in my life. In fact I’ve always been a staunch supporter of fair, transparent and honest competition and sportsmanship. I condemn cheaters to the bone. First I thought it was a mistake and tried relogging, of course with no avail. Naturally, I appealed their decision and emailed customer support immediately. I was baffled when EA responded to me first thing in the morning, as they normally take their sweet time doing so. When I read their email, it said they’ve actually conducted a thorough investigation of my case and that the ban would not be lifted. After reassessment of my account support section, the ticket made by me was closed by EA with no further option of reappealing. Asides from the completely absurd and unfair way to treat their valued customers and loyal fans of the Battlefield franchise, I was provided with zero information as to how I allegedly violated their terms of service, warranting a permanent suspension without further explanation nor prior notice. Frankly, I feel cheated out of a game I purchased four years ago at full price from a company that doesn’t even seem to have the decency to reach out to me and build a real case to find out what’s going on. All I get is a generic message, possibly system generated with an absolute und completely unfounded statement. I’m at a loss of what steps to take next, as obviously this cannot be their final answer. Please help.
Security Violation - qcamain10x64.sys
Hello, Over the past couple of weeks, I have been completely unable to launch Battlefield 2042 due to this Security Violation error closing the game after 2-3 minutes of playing. \ The driver in question that it is throwing an error about is my ethernet and wireless lan driver. I cannot disable these as it would make playing the game impossible. I have tried: Reinstalling the drivers Updating the drivers Disabling the lan and wireless lan separately (which wont do much good if I can't connect to the servers...) Updating EA's anticheat Removing EA's anticheat and completely reinstalling it Replacing the drivers entirely with different ones. Still errors out, and made it impossible to launch. Updating graphics card drivers (just incase) Ensuring Secure Boot is enabled (I recently noticed it was now a requirement. I have always had it enabled.) Completely redownloading, and reinstalling the game. Nothing worked. Moving the game to an entirely different drive As far as I can tell, i've done everything within my power to troubleshoot this issue. I believe EA's anticheat has just become far more sensitive after the secure boot update as I'm noticing far more people having a similar issues, but with random drivers.
Autohotkey Error start to appear after recent updates across BF1, BFV and BF2042
I have never used any type of software and suddenly after recent update this started to happen. I have seen many users having this issues lately. Only software running is NVIDIA control panel, MSI after burner and Logitech G-hub ?!! I have a problem across all recent BF games BF 1 , BF V and BF 2042. I still have to try some of the things, will see what happens, but this is concerning. It truly is ! Ensure AutoHotkey or Similar Programs are Not Running Check Background Processes: Sometimes, AutoHotkey scripts or similar software may still be running in the background even if you don't actively use them. You can check Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) to make sure there are no scripts or programs running that might be triggering the anti-cheat. Close Background Software: If you're using any programs for custom keybinds, overlays, or macros (like Razer Synapse, Logitech G Hub, etc.), try disabling them temporarily and relaunch the game. Verify Game Files Corrupted Files: EAC might flag certain files if there are corrupted or missing files. You can try verifying the integrity of your game files via Steam (or the respective game launcher). Right-click on the game in your library > Properties > Local Files > Verify integrity of game files. Check for Other Software Interference Security Software: Anti-virus software or firewall settings can sometimes cause interference with anti-cheat software, thinking it's an intrusion. Try temporarily disabling or adding exceptions to your firewall/antivirus to see if it’s causing the issue. Overlay Software: Disable any third-party overlay software (like Discord, Nvidia GeForce Experience, Steam’s overlay, etc.) to see if that resolves the issue. Run Game as Administrator Admin Privileges: Sometimes, anti-cheat issues can arise from permissions. Try running the game and/or the EA app as an administrator (right-click the executable > Run as Administrator). Reinstall EA AntiCheat Reinstall EAC: If none of the above works, you can try reinstalling the EA AntiCheat. Go to the Battlefield directory, find the "EA AntiCheat" folder, and reinstall it. If you're using the EA app, you can also try uninstalling and reinstalling the game. Check for Conflicting Keybinds Keybind Conflicts: Even if you're not using AutoHotkey, certain keybinds or macros (even if manually configured in software like Razer Synapse) can sometimes be flagged as "suspicious." Try resetting your keybinds or clearing any macros to see if that helps.
