BF6 crashes after ~10 minutes - 0xc0000005
Hi, I'm aware of the other threads regarding this issue, but I'm filing another report to hopefully provide some additional information and get some traction on this. The issue must have started between last Wednesday and today, as I had no crashes when playing on September 8th. After around 10 minutes of playtime, the game crashes to desktop without any error message. The CrashDump and a DxDiag are attached. System: ASUS ROG Strix RTX 3080 10GB Intel i5-12600K 32GB DDR4 Windows 11 No CPU/GPU overclocking, stock settings Things I've tried so far: 1. Disabling DLSS 2. Disabling Steam and Discord overlays 3. Clearing BF6 and NVIDIA cache 4. Clearing DirectX Shader Cache 5. Downgrading from the latest NVIDIA driver to 610.88 using DDU 6. Verifying game files through Steam 7. Stress-testing VRAM with OCCT for ~1 hour - no errors 8. Re-installing EA AntiCheat The crash dump consistently points to an access violation in nvwgf2umx.dll while BF6 is using the D3D12 rendering path: 0xc0000005 - INVALID_POINTER_READ - nvwgf2umx.dll
Prioritizing Que Times Over Playable Ranked Matches
Region: Midwest US Mode: BF6 Ranked Frequency: every session Time pattern: usually late evening through noon Midwest time, sometimes later. THIS IS PROBLEM NO MATTER THE REGION DURING "NON-PEAK" HOURS. Ping: consistently 120–180 ms Impact: Ranked is unplayable at those ping levels. Above 80 ms, fights become heavily one-sided, shots don’t register reliably or at all most of the time not at all, damage is delayed or not registering at all, and you end up losing rank to players with a major latency advantage. Core issue: matchmaking appears to prioritize queue speed over server quality/proximity, placing you into distant lobbies for long periods. Request: either prioritize low-ping regional matchmaking for Ranked or add a strict geo / low-latency matchmaking option GIVE US THE OPTION TO TURN ON GEOLOCATION. IF PEOPLE ARE IMPATIENT THEY DON'T HAVE TO TURN IT ON BUT WE SHOULD HAVE A CHOICE AND YOU AREN'T GIVING IT TO US. INSTEAD WE ARE NOTHING BUT LOOT DROPS AND RP DROPS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE NO PING. THIS IS NOT CLIENT SIDE THIS IS SERVER SIDE. I HAVE PORT FORWARDED HARDWIRED AND ALL THE THINGS YOU CAN DO TO ENSURE AS WELL AS HIGH SPEED 1G INTERNET. [Edit: All caps removed from title - ElliotLH]
Game Crashes Mid Match
I can not finish a match in the game about 10 or so minutes in the game just auto closes without warning. I have tried the following options. My PC specs are below as well. I am unable to upload the crashdump file. Repair EA Anti-Cheat & Run as Admin: Go to your EA Anti-Cheat folder (C:\Program Files\EA\AC), right-click EAAntiCheat.Installer.exe, and choose Run as Administrator. Select Battlefield 6 and click Repair. Set Steam, the EA App, and bf6.exe to Run as Administrator via their executable compatibility settings. Disable Overlays & Conflicting Software: Turn OFF the Steam Overlay (Steam > Right-click BF6 > Properties > General). Close Razer Haptic/Chroma apps, FPSRunner, and hardware monitoring overlays (MSI Afterburner/GeForce Experience). Clear Shader & Profile Cache: Delete the folder at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\shadercache\2807960. Go to Documents\Battlefield 6\settings and rename PROFSAVE_profile to PROFSAVE_profile_old. Clean Driver Install & In-Game Settings: Perform a clean installation of your graphics driver (using NVIDIA's setup or DDU). PC Specs: Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor (3.60 GHz) Installed RAM: 32.0 GB Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER (8 GB) Edition Windows 11 Home Version 25H2 OS build 26200.9445
Crash PC restart
NVIDIA driver version 596.49 RTX 4080 Tsuru Reef I hadn't had any crashes causing the PC to immediately restart from launch to end of season 1. Once I came back in season 3 these crashes started happening. Since rolling back the gpu driver to version 596.49 my PC crashed again in Tsuru Reef. Installed on D drive. When I moved install folder to OS C drive, the PC doesn't restart, instead file explorer just stops working, taskbar disappears, and PC becomes unresponsive sometimes.
ANTI- CHEAT Error: (7) (1053)
EA Javelin Anticheat encountered an error. Please restart your PC.: C:\Program Files\EA\AC\EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe ( 7 ) ( 1053 ) Session ID: hy03VSDkurDxjI/gts3KSyskC8B6YttaIUpDJT4UZamSXGw0 Previous Session ID: n/a Previous Service Session ID: n/a Secure Boot: YES BIOS: UEFI Reinstalled Game: YES Uninstalled/ Reinstalled ANTICHEAT: YES Crashes after the Starting EA Javalin AntiCheat: Please help
EA Battlefield youre losing me!!!
EA, please do something about this game; it’s going from bad to worse, and you’re going to lose me as a player this way. It could be such a great game, but all the technical issues have really taken the fun out of it, and I’m seriously considering getting rid of it and installing something else. You should be deeply ashamed—charging a fortune and delivering such garbage. I’m getting load times ranging from 10 to sometimes 30 minutes; it’s absolutely ridiculous!!!!
BF6 black-screen crash corrupts save and resets settings
BF6 black-screen crash corrupts save and resets settings I have experienced this issue approximately 8 times over the past month and a half. Battlefield 6 will sometimes begin starting or loading normally, then the game or display suddenly goes completely black. It appears to happen during or shortly after the game initializes graphics. When this happens, I cannot recover the game normally and eventually have to perform a hard reboot of the PC. After restarting Windows and launching Battlefield 6 again, I receive the following message during Checking Data: WARNING: Your save file(s) are corrupt and could not be read by the game. Continuing will overwrite the corrupt save file. After continuing, Battlefield 6 resets my settings and I have to configure the game again. Typical sequence: Launch Battlefield 6. Game begins startup or loading. Screen suddenly goes completely black. Normal recovery is unsuccessful. PC must be hard rebooted. Restart Windows. Launch Battlefield 6 again. Checking Data appears. Battlefield reports that the save file is corrupt. Continuing overwrites the corrupted save. Battlefield settings are reset. Frequency: Approximately 8 occurrences over about 6 weeks. Expected result: Battlefield 6 should start and load normally without causing a black-screen graphics failure, corrupting local save or configuration data, or resetting player settings. Actual result: The game or display goes black, a forced reboot is required, and the next Battlefield launch reports corrupted save data and resets the game settings. System: Windows 11 Pro NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16 GB 32 GB RAM I am attaching a screenshot showing the Battlefield 6 Checking Data and save file corrupt warning. Because this has happened repeatedly after the black-screen failure, there may be an issue where Battlefield 6 is writing to the local save or configuration file when the graphics failure occurs. If the crash interrupts that write operation, it may leave the file incomplete or corrupted. This is a recurring issue and not an isolated save corruption event.
