Critical Exploit: Portal codes exploited for fast weapon attachment unlocks
Players utilize custom Portal codes to rapidly unlock weapon attachments in Battlefield 6 via an exploit. It ruins fair gameplay and progression. Urgent patch and account sanctions are required. bug code:zsv59 zsv4r ZS865 The Portal code will work only after the admin launches the next round. i will consious report this bug until official end itCritical Exploit: Portal codes exploited for fast weapon attachment unlocks
Players utilize custom Portal codes to rapidly unlock weapon attachments in Battlefield 6 via an exploit. It ruins fair gameplay and progression. Urgent patch and account sanctions are required. bug code:zsv59 zsv4r The Portal code will work only after the admin launches the next round.17Views0likes1CommentEVGA Drivers trip anti-cheat
On launch, I get a Security Violation notice: "EA AntiCheat has detected an incompatible driver. Please update or disable 'c:\programfiles (x86)\evga\kernel\driver-x64.sys' and restart. (119)". The only thing I can think of is that I use EVGA Precision X1 to manage my graphics card(An EVGA 2080Ti)692Views56likes35CommentsBattlefield 6 crashing to desktop due to anticheat
I recently decided to play BF6 again with some friends, but every time I play the game it runs for a few minutes and then crashes to desktop with no error message. Windows Event Viewer says the crash is due to an “ExitType: 95(37)” error in EA’s Javelin Anticheat. I’ve tried reinstalling the game, the Anticheat and updating my drivers so far. I never used to have this issue, I have around 70 hours in game. EA’s support website is a joke and kept redirecting me to the same AI bot over and over again, so I decided to post on here. Anyone have a fix?453Views0likes7CommentsCrashing to Blue Screen During Match
I've been playing Battlefield 6 since launch with no issue. My PC is a fairly new but well tested rig and I've never had such an issue with this game or any other until now. i7 14700k MSI RTX 5070 12 GB ventus 3x OC Gigabyte z790 aorus master Kingston Fury beast ddr5 5600 mhz 2x32 GB WD black sn850x nvme ssd 4TB BF6 bought through Steam and installed on an external F drive (WD black 8 TB HDD) For about a week, I had been having issues where out of nowhere during a match my PC would suddenly go blue and reebot. I initially thought it could be the heat (I live in Madrid, Spain and it does get quite hot) but even with AC blasting and keeping tabs on CPU and GPU heat I figured out it was actually the EA anticheat. I will be adamant and crystal clear. I use no cheats or exploits, no weird software or apps. Nothing. I have no changed any significant setting on my PC since launch either. I tried following the reccomended steps to troubleshoot this: repaired/reinstalled the anticheat, repaired and then eventually uninstalled and reinstalled the game (twice now), I scanned my PC for corrupt files (nothing came up), I checked the anti-virus to see there was an exception made for it, checked the BIOS to see it was set on UEFI and secure boot, my VPN is obviously off whenever I want to play BF6, I uninstalled the EA app altogether since I got the game on Steam. I am at my wit's end. I haven't been able to play since saturday. I've lost whole afternoons on this. I'm of course also missing the temporary gane mode, the daily rewards, the challenges... I've been playing Battlefield for 18 years. I had never gone through such pains. [removed] Cm edit updated title for Vis)272Views1like25CommentsBSOD in Battlefield 6 — eaanticheat.sys driver crash
Battlefield 6 repeatedly crashes my PC to BSOD during gameplay. Bugcheck code 0x0000000A (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL). I analyzed the crash dumps in WinDbg and confirmed the fault is in eaanticheat.sys, not a third-party driver. Crash signature (consistent across all crashes): Bugcheck: 0x0000000A Faulting module: eaanticheat.sys Symbol: eaanticheat+4c1623c Failure hash: {d544cf09-4735-e698-77c3-5df5924e5448} Process: bf6.exe Troubleshooting completed, no change: RAM tested (MemTest86, passed), GPU stress tested (OCCT, passed), full clean reinstall of BF6 with manual anti-cheat service removal, Memory Integrity/VBS disabled, Windows Defender toggled off, tested without third-party peripheral software, PCIe power management set to Off, RAM at stock JEDEC (no XMP). Same crash signature every time regardless of these changes. System: ASUS Z790 Gaming WiFi, Windows 11, game via Steam This appears to be a driver-level bug in the Javelin anti-cheat, not a system configuration issue on my end. Please escalate to the anti-cheat engineering team. I have the full .dmp files available if needed.79Views1like2CommentsJavelin AntiCheat causing problems
I was wondering if someone could look at my DxDiag file. I just recently (within the last 2 days) started getting error 119 for evga driver-x64.sys I've uninstalled and reinstalled BF6 and Javelin, I've disabled everything I can, I've downgraded GPU drivers, I've followed about ever guide I can find. I get into the game, but I make it about as far as the initial map screen before being sent to desktop. Sometimes I make it into a match, but I always get sent to desktop with error 119 Any help would be appreciated61Views0likes2Comments