Sims 3 Crashes When Loading A Save
Recently my game has been crashing when I try to load up my save. I thought it was my mods folder that was causing the issue. However, when I removed the mods folder then tried loading that save it would get stuck on the loading screen for over 30 mins. Another weird thing that I noticed is when I'd open the sims 3 launcher it'd say that I'm playing with no expansions or stuff packs. Then when I'd close it and reopen it my expansions and stuff packs would be loaded. I'm not sure what's going on with my game. Pls HELP!31Views0likes3CommentsGame crashing
My game keeps crashing on me - sometimes before it can even load and others after about 15 minutes of game play. I am on Pc under the current build of the game, completely mod/cc free and am playing with all packs installed. The only thing I don't own are marketplace items. This has been going on since the last update.1View0likes1CommentBF6 Secure Boot Error Despite TPM 2.0, Attestation and UEFI Working
Hi everyone, I’m trying to understand whether this is a new Javelin Anti-Cheat compatibility issue after the latest Battlefield 6 update. My system uses an ASUS Z170M-PLUS/BR with an Intel Core i7-7700. The motherboard supports TPM 2.0 through Intel PTT, and Battlefield 6 was working on this exact PC before the update I installed on September 4, 2026. After the update, BF6 stopped launching and now shows: “Secure Boot is not enabled.” However, Secure Boot is definitely enabled and Windows confirms it: BIOS Mode: UEFI Secure Boot State: On Confirm-SecureBootUEFI = True CSM disabled Windows installed on GPT TPM 2.0 enabled and initialized VBS running HVCI / Memory Integrity running I also updated the motherboard BIOS and Intel ME/PTT firmware. The TPM firmware is now reported as non-vulnerable. During troubleshooting I found that TPM attestation was initially broken: Ready For Attestation: False INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE no Intel EK manufacturer certificate I then installed Intel’s newer Management Engine/iCLS package and updated iCLS from 1.49.166.0 to 1.80.173.0. After running the newer IntelPTTEKRecertification.exe, the Intel EK certificate was successfully provisioned. The TPM now reports: Ready For Storage: True Ready For Attestation: True Is Capable For Attestation: True Intel EK Manufacturer Certificate present AIKEnrollmentErrorCode = 0 TPM Has Vulnerable Firmware = False So at this point TPM 2.0, TPM attestation, Secure Boot, UEFI, VBS and HVCI are all working correctly. Despite this, Battlefield 6 still refuses to start and shows the same Secure Boot error. The EA Anti-Cheat service installs when the game starts, stays in START_PENDING briefly, then terminates with: Event ID 7023 EAAntiCheatService terminated with error: 0xFFFF404B There are no Code Integrity events showing Windows blocking the anti-cheat driver or service. I know the i7-7700 is older than the officially listed i5-8400 minimum CPU, but the game was running on this exact hardware before the latest update. Also, the error shown is specifically about Secure Boot, not unsupported hardware. Has anyone else seen 0xFFFF404B after the recent update, especially on older Intel PTT systems? I would also like to know whether Javelin introduced a new platform/TPM validation requirement that is not reflected in the current error message.Solved298Views2likes23CommentsOnline Dynasty Crashing After 9/3 Title Update
The game crashes when loading in to the dynasty. We have 28 users across Xbox, PS5, and PC. Some are able to stay in the file for around a minute before it crashes. I myself am only in it a few seconds before it crashes. It seems the EA Sports Network feature might be causing it to crash? We don't use custom conferences other than making protected rivals. Twitch clip of user getting kicked: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/28641617861.7KViews45likes143CommentsWondering when clubs will be safe to play
My club is currently 25-5-2, but honestly, we should be 31-1-0. Last night, I lagged out of back-to-back games while playing LD. Then our RD lagged out in our 4th game of the night, and our C lagged out in our 6th and final game. That’s 4 of 6 games with a lag out / crash. We lost 3 of those 4 games despite severely outplaying our opponents. The problem is that having an AI player on defense or at center completely changes how our team has to play. AI defensemen constantly need to be covered on rushes, which takes away from our ability to forecheck and run our neutral-zone system. AI centers also interfere with passing lanes and frequently ruin scoring opportunities. We were also lag-switched once, although I understand that isn’t necessarily something on EA’s end. That said, the fact that there still isn’t an in-game report option in 2026, especially in a cross-platform game, is extremely frustrating. I understand that improved AI IQ was a major selling point last year, but at this point, can we be honest about where things stand? Against any average team that understands the game to any extent, playing with a computer-controlled teammate feels like an almost automatic loss. If EA genuinely believes the AI is good enough to replace a human teammate, why was human-controlled gameplay used when advertising authentic team systems? The bottom line is that the AI is not nearly reliable enough for Clubs, and the game is clearly experiencing crashing issues. Why are players expected to accept this as normal after paying $135 for the game? Please address these crashing issues as soon as possible. I want to be able to play the game I paid for without having to worry about myself or a teammate disconnecting and effectively throwing away the game. Once again, this has been an extremely frustrating release for EANHL.12Views0likes3CommentsSticks going through body’s\legs
No matter how I position myself against Opponents cpu in be a pro they will cheat there sticks through my body or legs as if their stick is a sword and steal the puck from me ….. this is a major issue and it was last year aswell!!! how am I supposed to pull of successful dekes when the cpu can do this as a last resort ????51Views1like5Comments