F1 2025 crashes at launch when Logitech G923 is connected
Hello, Since the release of F1 2025, the game crashes instantly at launch whenever my Logitech G923 racing wheel is connected. 🔎 Issue details: Game launches (brief splash screen appears) Then goes to full black screen Followed by an immediate crash to desktop No error message shown No crash dump is generated Nothing appears in Windows Event Viewer If I disconnect the G923, the game launches and works fine 💻 My system specs: Windows 11 64-bit AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 32 GB RAM NVIDIA RTX 3080 (driver version 32.0.15.7652) Logitech G HUB (latest version installed) Steam + EA App (latest versions) Logitech G923 (PlayStation version, detected correctly in G HUB) ✅ What I’ve already tried (no success): Updated Logitech G HUB Clean reinstall of the game Disabled overlays (Steam, NVIDIA, Discord) Tried launch options: -dx11, -windowed, -safe Deleted input config files from My Documents Unplugged all USB peripherals except mouse/keyboard Repaired Easy Anti-Cheat No crash info appears in Windows Event Viewer ❓ Request: Please let me know: If there's any official fix or known workaround for the G923 crash If a patch or update is planned Or if EA/Codemasters recommends any specific solution for Logitech wheels I'm happy to share DxDiag or any crash logs if needed. Thanks in advance for your help! 🙏
F1 2025 Crashes On Launch - Steam - No Missing Files
Hello, Currently reporting being unable to launch F1 2025 on my system. I'm launching the game through Steam. The application displays the following behavior on launch: If the install is fresh or files verified, Javelin Anti-Cheat is installed. The F1 2025 initial loading screen appears, the "starting Javelin Anti-Cheat" bar appears for a few seconds. The menu bar transfers to "launching game", for a few frames, then disappears. The game returns to "Play" on steam, indicating that it crashed. Event logger states the below when checking for any application errors: The game f1_25.exe exited unexpectedly, exit code: 0xFFFFFFFF -------------- Exception code: 0xC0000005 Exception address: 0x14381CF54 Faulting module name: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\F1 25\F1_25.exe, base: 0x140000000 Fault offset: 0x381CF54 I'm aware that there are many, many posts about being unable to launch F1 2025 with varying suggested solutions and I've exhausted all options I could find currently. I believe that this post differs from the active one (13089408) as when I verify my files, none are listed as missing. My system specs can be found in the DxDiag.txt file that I've attached. There is a post that I found that had something similar to my issue (same exception code, post ID 12538538), but this post was marked as "Fixed" without a listed solution on it. If it was actually solved, please provide the solution given for this issue. Things I have attempted to resolve the issue: PC Restart (this was used after every step described below to confirm changes.) Verification of game files (This will prompt the application to reinstall Javelin Anti-Cheat, but with the same behavior. No files are listed as missing) Confirmation that my GPU is not overclocked/underclocked/retuned Update of all Graphics Drivers, BIOS, and chipset drivers Update of windows to current build (I saw some suggestions to roll back my windows, but the post was 6 months old and many windows updates have occurred since. If I need to roll back, please specify a version number or which update to remove.) Fresh re-install of the game Deletion of the hardware xml file (this file does not populate as the game does not launch) Checking the game logs (these do not populate where referenced on the forums) Ensure that any conflicting applications are not running (I have ended task on every application on my computer that is non-essential prior to attempting to open F1 2025) Disconnect of all peripheral devices prior to game start (I play using a G920 racing wheel, but have disconnected it prior to launch. I have also tried every case with it connected.) Running as administrator Ensuring that F1 2025 is allowed through my firewall Independent reinstall and attempted repair of Javelin Anti-Cheat Modifying the "hardwaresetting" folder (this does not populate) Please let me know if you need any further information and advise further. I purchased the game on 4/2/2026, and will troubleshoot until 4/14/2026.
F1 25 Silent Crash after "Launching Game" - RTX 5070 Laptop (Legion 5 Pro)
Description: The game goes through Javelin Anti-Cheat, shows "Launching Game," and then closes back to EA App without error. Description: The game passes the Javelin Anti-Cheat screen, shows the "Launching Game" message, and then closes back to the EA App without any error code. My FC 25 is working perfectly on Ultra settings, confirming the hardware and drivers are stable. The issue is exclusive to F1 25. System Specs: GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop (Driver 595.97) CPU: Intel Core i9/i7 14th/15th Gen OS: Windows 11 (Latest build) Laptop Model: Lenovo Legion 5 Pro (2026) Troubleshooting steps taken (None of these worked): EA Anti-Cheat Management: Reinstalled EA Anti-Cheat using EAanticheat.Installer.exe specifically for F1 25. Repaired the service and set EAAntiCheatService to "Automatic" in Windows Services. Cleared EA App cache (App Recovery). Deleted EAAntiCheat.Sys to force a clean driver regeneration. Windows Security & Permissions: Set both F1_25.exe and EAAntiCheat.GameServiceLauncher.exe to "Run as Administrator." Manually installed Digital Signature certificates into "Trusted Root Certification Authorities." Disabled Memory Integrity (Core Isolation) and Control Flow Guard (CFG) for the game executable. Verified Secure Boot is ENABLED in BIOS. Graphics & System Tweaks: Disabled Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling (HAGS). Attempted launch arguments: -windowed, -noborder, -dx12, and -novid. Disabled NVIDIA In-Game Overlay and Shader Cache. Cleaned Documents/My Games (though the game fails before even creating the folder). Conflict Resolution: Disabled Nahimic, SteelSeries GG, and Riot Vanguard services. Updated Intel Smart Sound drivers (DPC Latency fix). Disconnected all peripherals (controllers/wheels), launching only with the laptop keyboard. Conclusion: Since other EA titles (FC 25) work flawlessly, this appears to be a kernel-level conflict between the EGO Engine and the new RTX 50 series architecture. Please investigate if a compatibility hotfix is required for these new GPUs.Freezes and crashes on xbox series s just minutes after starting game
I've tried every troubleshooting method under the sun and the game freezes and crashes after just minutes. Other games on my Xbox, even those of similar size to f1 25, work absolutely fine. Support chats have not been able to help. Not even a dodgy game file as I initially bought it off the xbox store, refunded it and tried a key from amazone. Neither workingFailure to launch from the EA Play app
Just downloaded my first game F1 25) and it refuses to launch. I get messages re: checking for updates, anticheat etc., before it says it's launching the game, but it just takes me straight back to the EA Play app. I've tried all of the suggestions I found online (run as admin, repair files, show only 1 display etc.) but the same thing keeps happening. What do I need to do to be able to play the game I paid for? Report ID - 0391a3a6-f610-4dba-9e63-82f573e168af
F1 25 Javelin bug locks TPM, Error 1052 on subsequent launches
KEY OBSERVATION (IMPORTANT): Every single time the PC is freshly booted or restarted, the game launches flawlessly on the first try without any TPM or security errors. This completely confirms that the hardware, TPM 2.0, and BIOS (Secure Boot) settings are perfectly configured. The issue strictly occurs only on subsequent launches after the game has already been played and closed (or crashed). ISSUE SUMMARY: When F1 25 crashes or is closed normally, the EA AntiCheat process (EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe / EA Background Service) fails to terminate properly. It remains running in the background and does not release its handle on the system's TPM module. This causes the TPM to become unresponsive, which triggers false positive errors in Windows Security, and prevents the game from launching again. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS / SYMPTOMS: 1. Fresh PC boot -> Launch F1 25 -> Game runs perfectly. 2. The game crashes, or the user exits the game normally. 3. The EA AntiCheat process remains stuck in the background as a zombie process. 4. Because the AntiCheat is holding the TPM hostage, the system's TPM module stops responding (tpm.msc interface becomes completely blank). 5. Due to the TPM unresponsiveness, Windows 11 Security App bugs out and displays: "Standard hardware security not supported." 6. Attempting to launch F1 25 for the second time results in either "Security Violation (110)" or EA Javelin AntiCheat Error ( 2 ) ( 1052 ). 7. The only workarounds are restarting the entire PC (to clear the stuck process), or manually killing the stuck EA AntiCheat background services via Task Manager before launching the game again. SYSTEM VERIFICATION: - Secure Boot State is ON (Verified via PowerShell Confirm-SecureBootUEFI returning True and msinfo32). - BIOS Mode is UEFI. - Hardware is fully compliant. The issue is entirely software-related (AntiCheat process memory leak/hang). REQUEST: Please investigate why the Javelin AntiCheat service fails to close properly upon game exit and fix the critical issue where it locks up the TPM module, forcing users to restart their PCs just to play the game again.
Theres no name or badge or currency in the top right corner in the menu
since i once closed my game and then opened it again trough a join button on steam with a friend my game has been missing stuff, theres no name,badge, currency or alltogether the shop, paddock pass, friends page. plus my timetrial closes when im loading in the loading screen. pls help.