Laser Designated Vehicle Damage Mission Not Advancing
I dealt multiple hits to enemy vehicles marked by a squadmate using the Laser Designator, with both the MBT-LAW and SLM-93A. The mission progress remains stuck at 0/1000. The targets were properly designated by a squad member, full lock-on was achieved before firing, and hit markers appeared. However, no mission progress was recorded. Restarting the game and reconnecting didn’t fix the issue.
Account restriction issue — "Waiting on Studio" response since August 31
Hello, I’ve been waiting for an update on my Battlefield 2042 account suspension case since August 31 (Case #221576999). The case status still shows “Waiting on Studio”, and I have not received any response from the EA Terms of Service team. I’ve already received several automated replies from EA Support (most recently Case #224152896), but none of them provided specific details about the reason for the ban — only a generic explanation. I respectfully disagree with the decision and would like to fully cooperate to clarify what exactly led to the suspension and to restore fair access to the game. Please help me escalate this issue to the studio or provide any information about the current status of my pending case. This situation has been unresolved for more than a month, and I really want to resolve it properly. Thank you for your time and understanding. Best regards, Kolebastrik. I have over 29 screenshots with EA Support since August 31 showing the entire communication process. I can provide them all if needed, but here are the most relevant ones attached.
[ANTICHEAT ERROR] Javelin AntiCheat Error (7) (2)
WHen I try to load battlefield 2042, it loads a green bar on the splash screen, but after some minutes, I get the following error. Can you please help me EA support? : EA Javelin Anticheat found an error. Restart your PC: C:Program Files\EA\AC\EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe (7)(2) What I tried so far to fix: - Install NVIDIA driver 577.00 (clean install) - Reinstall EA AntiCheat - Repair EA AntiCheat - Restart the PC - Reinstall Battlefield 2042 My specs: Windows 11 PRO 32 GB RAM DDR4 Core i5 13600k RTX 3070TI SSD nvme 1tb + 2tb + 500gb
Still having "3 files failed to validate" crash
Having this issue in bf2042 and I had it in the BF6 beta. Ive tried every single option I have seen nothing works. About 2-3 games in the game crashes, either closing program or hard crashing restarting the computer. I play through steam. After validating files it says "3 files failed to validate". It happens every single time. Im so excited about BF6 but i Dont think I am going to buy because I dont want to crash and have to validate files over and over. Ive checked so many forums and files and no one seems to have a working answer.
Bugged binoculars
I've run into a bug where, when using the recon binoculars from hand, it tries to place it in tripod mode when you are within the aiming function. It is not supposed to be able to do this and it breaks off many a painting sessions, where you have to re-aim again all the time. It is annoying and frustrating. In the video you see it happening, where I am just aiming and using the binoculars as intended, but it zooms out in trying to 'place it down' which I am not providing the inputs for (I keep holding the aim button). It is as if it continues to treat the binoculars the same as if you are not aiming.
[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.