Latest EA Anticheat is causing Blue Screens
EA Javelin Anticheat September 23rd Build is causing blue screen of death. I have tried every known workaround. Yes I enabled memory integrity, rolled back my graphics drivers, updated my bios/re-enabled secure boot, toggled all the overlays, repaired/verified all the installations, etc. Please post here if you are having the same issues or have yet another workaroundKicked from Game after hang - 3 fanti-cheat files deleted
NVIDIA 5060TI GeForce, 32 Gigs memory. Put exceptions into Norton - no good. Deleted Norton loaded Windows Defender. Put in exceptions - no good. Removed all overlays - no good. Put nvidia overlay back on - no good Reduced graphics to 30 frames a second and everything else down so it runs on 8 gig. no good Followed advice of AI to adjust various settings in BIOS, windows, and other settings. no good Used EA to repair - need to do it every game as the files are being deleted - no good. About at wits end. What am I missing?Why do I keep getting sent back to the lobby after match making?
I keep getting sent back to the lobby after match making!! I have signed out and back in! I have un-installed and re-installed! I have renewed licenses! I have turned the ps5 off and waited them back on and it keeps doing the same thing. I can't understand why or how this is happening and hasn't been sorted!Battlefield 2042 PS5 Hazard Zone permanently stuck on “Discarded”
Hi EA/DICE team, I’m reporting a critical issue in Battlefield 2042 (PS5). Every time I try to load Hazard Zone, it gets stuck indefinitely on the Discarded map loading screen. This makes the entire mode completely unplayable. I’ve already tried all standard troubleshooting steps: Reinstalled the game Cleared PS5 cache and rebuilt database Changed DNS and NAT settings Tried different networks and even a different EA account The bug still happens 100% of the time, even on fresh accounts — meaning it’s almost certainly a server-side or corrupted session issue specific to Hazard Zone in this region. I purchased the game for $69, and it’s extremely frustrating that one of the core modes is broken without any official fix or acknowledgment. Please escalate this issue to the Battlefield 2042 live-service team and: Terminate all active sessions for my account Reset or clear any corrupted Hazard Zone data Investigate the backend server cache for the Discarded playlist on PS5 EU servers Thank you for your attention — I really hope this can be resolved soon. — A disappointed but loyal Battlefield player.Permanently Banned for Farming AI in Portal - No Way to Appeal
Subject: Urgent Appeal: Wrongful Permanent Ban & Unable to Submit Case - Battlefield 2042 Dear EA Help Team, I am writing to appeal a permanent ban on my account (WinterS771) in Battlefield 2042, which I believe was issued in error over a month ago. I am also unable to submit a formal case through EA Help, and I desperately need your assistance. Here is what happened: I was playing in a custom Portal mode, battling AI bots to efficiently unlock weapons and attachments. This is a mode officially provided by EA. After a few hours of gameplay, I was shocked to find my account permanently banned. I want to state unequivocally that I have never used any cheat software, exploits, or unauthorized tools. I was simply playing within the game's provided framework. My situation is particularly frustrating because I tried to appeal. I first submitted an appeal in Chinese but, worried about translation issues, I withdrew it to rewrite it in English. Upon withdrawal, my ban case completely disappeared from the EA Help system, along with any further option to appeal. Every attempt to submit a new case since then has been unsuccessful. As a legitimate player who has invested time and money into your game, this situation is incredibly disheartening. To be banned for playing an official game mode, and then to be stripped of any right to appeal, feels profoundly unfair. I humbly request that you: Manually review my case and the circumstances of my ban. Investigate whether this was an automated error related to XP gain in Portal modes. Restore my account, as the permanent ban is unjust. Thank you for your time and understanding. I eagerly await a resolution and the chance to return to the battlefield fairly. Account ID: WinterS771 Email: [edit: email address removed]Game has a slow motion bug and auto connecting to servers across the world
Ive had the game for about 2 weeks now and its completely unplayable. Huge time nudge issues where it feels like im running in slow motion and after tons of research on the internet, at least for me, the issue appears to be that I'm auto connected to the Santiago Chile Server when I'm in the US. If I do US servers in customs, the game works fine, however its absolutely Absurd that I spent $70 on this game and am limited to a tiny portion of the game and am at the mercy of hopefully finding an actual lobby in custom servers. I see zero acknowledgement from EA anywhere about this issue and on X I see a bunch of posts from Battlefield pretending like there are no problems with the game anymore. I'm on the verge of returning the game due to this unless there is some sort of quick fix to this MASSIVE issueGPU Hang Detected
I've had this issue on/off with 2042 since launch. Sometimes once the main menu loads (where it shows your character in 3D) the game will freeze. Sometimes I'll get an error like below, sometimes not. Sometimes this happens when I'm alt tabbed out of the game. I've been building my own PCs and using them for 30yrs. I've covered all the basics. Drivers, updates, disabling overlays and BG apps, etc etc. I've tried playing on low settings (even though ultra is 144fps+), still, this can happen. My new PC is only 6 months old. It's a Ryzen 9800X3D and a PNY RTX 5080. I have 64GB 6000mhz ram, and the game is installed to a healthy M.2 drive. I only have issues with 2042, no other games (including all of the currently available Battlefield games, including the BF6 beta). This issue ONLY happens in 2042. Sometimes when I do get an error, it's GPU hang. Sometimes it's some other issue. Everything everyone suggests is always stuff I've always tried. Please, DICE or EA or whomever, needs to look into this.[FIXED] Battlefield 6 Save & Settings Issue — Windows Security Blocking Solved!
If your Battlefield 6 keeps resetting settings or won’t save progress, it could be Windows Security silently blocking the game’s files. What happened: Windows Security didn’t show any pop-ups until I launched the game. Loading the campaign triggered the alert, and that’s when I realized it was blocking access to save and config files — the game literally couldn’t touch its own files. How I fixed it: 1. Open Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Protection history. 2. Look for any blocked Battlefield 6 files and click Allow on device. 3. To stop it from happening again, go to Manage settings → Add or remove exclusions. 4. Add your Battlefield 6 install folder as an exclusion (for example: C:\Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield 6). After doing this, all game settings and save files worked perfectly. No more resets — it was just Windows Security silently blocking access. **Note:** Search your PC and make sure the following files exist and are not being blocked: * `PROFSAVE` * `PROSAVE_profile` * `steam_autocloud.vdf` These files are usually located in: C:\Users\<YourName>\Documents\Battlefield 6\settings If any of these files are missing, Battlefield 6 may not be able to save or load your progress correctly. These files are required for Battlefield 6 to properly save your settings and progress. Also verify that **Windows Virus & Threat Protection** (especially **Real-time protection**) isn’t blocking or quarantining them — this can silently prevent the game from writing or updating your save data. ***Steps to Add Full Control for Battlefield 6 Settings Folder*** (This has also helped some users to resolve issue with save file) Navigate to the folder: Open File Explorer and go to: C:\Users\<YourName>\Documents\Battlefield 6 (or wherever your Battlefield 6 folder is located) Open Properties: Right-click the Battlefield 6 folder → select Properties. Open Security Settings: Click the Security tab at the top. Edit Permissions: Click Edit… to change permissions. Select Your User: In the list under “Group or user names,” select your Windows user account. If your user isn’t listed, click Add…, type your username, and click Check Names → OK. Grant Full Control: Under “Permissions for [YourUser],” check Full control → click Apply → OK. Propagate Permissions: When prompted, choose Apply changes to this folder, subfolders, and files → click OK. Close Properties: Click OK to close all dialogs.