Battlefield 6 controller issue on pc
I discovered that Battlefield 6 Season 4 has a serious bug. Whenever I use my controller on PC, the trigger button shoots on its own. I've tried using different controllers, but the problem persists.In other FPS games, the controller works fine and doesn't glitch like this.Battlefield 6 crashing to desktop due to anticheat
I recently decided to play BF6 again with some friends, but every time I play the game it runs for a few minutes and then crashes to desktop with no error message. Windows Event Viewer says the crash is due to an “ExitType: 95(37)” error in EA’s Javelin Anticheat. I’ve tried reinstalling the game, the Anticheat and updating my drivers so far. I never used to have this issue, I have around 70 hours in game. EA’s support website is a joke and kept redirecting me to the same AI bot over and over again, so I decided to post on here. Anyone have a fix?203Views0likes5CommentsBF6 not launching
My issue has been swept up in a variety of driver based issues, so I'm having another go. Since June 7th (after a small ~280MB patch to BF6) I have been unable to launch the game through Steam. The anticheat splash window pops up, does it's normal things, then disappears and the Steam "play" button goes back to play. Checking the Windows Application event logs I have the attached error (it's always been this error). If I install REDSEC in the EA app the game launches, so this specifically is an issue with the Steam version of the game. I have performed the following: Up/downgraded my AMD GPU drivers Upgraded my BIOS firmware Uninstalled Anticheat (completely, as admin, etc) Uninstalled Steam BF6 + reinstalled (as admin, etc) Enabled/Disabled various Exploit Protection settings specifically for BF6.exe & EAAntiCheat.GameService.exe I've been though so many support options with EA Support (Case# 248731113) I'm running Windows 10, MS recently extended ESU (Extended Support) through to the end of October 2027, so the OS is still supported (I enrolled in it). However given REDSEC runs through the EA app, I don't believe my OS is the cause of the problem anyway, but obviously I have no way to prove this. Thanks for any help.Hard crash to reboot
After recent updates I've been getting a crash that straight up reboots my whole computer, originally I blamed Windows due to (what was) recent problems on Win 11, so I got Win 10, and I'm still crashing only on this game 1 day it simply worked as I was preparing to downgrade GPU drivers and I played for 5 hours straight with no problem but the next day, the game was crashing again, I updated BIOS, Chipset, GPU drivers, none worked. Absolutely no Idea what changed between those 2 days, it was about last week, so today I pickup the pace to try again and nothing worked so far. Setting executables to admin, removing AMD Adrenaline to only have drivers, removing Afterburner, undervolting and underclocking GPU, removing FSR, running on lowest settings disabling windows security, and all of that I am still crashing the moment the game renders the map to select spawnSolved84Views0likes6CommentsPC freezing after 10 minutes of playing since 4/16
Yesterday all was fine and I could play BF6 without any issue. Since today, it doesn't matter what I configure, after about 10min off playing freeze. Only hard reset of the PC let it start again. Here the crash dump attached. Chat GPT said its an issue from the Battlefield update today. ExceptionCode: c0000005 (Access violation) Attempt to write to address 0000000000000024 rax=0000000000000000 inc dword ptr [rax+24h] Anyone else got this issue?55KViews72likes1207CommentsBattlefield 6 crashes every match despite exhaustive troubleshooting
Hello Battlefield Support, I am contacting you because I have reached the point where I simply cannot play the game anymore. Since the release of Season 3, Battlefield 6 has become consistently unstable on my system. Prior to Season 3 I did not experience these problems. The game now crashes virtually every single match. The crashes are inconsistent: Sometimes the game closes straight to desktop with no error. Sometimes I receive a DirectX 12 / graphics driver crash. Occasionally my entire PC unexpectedly reboots. Importantly, this issue is exclusive to Battlefield 6. Every other game on my system runs normally, including demanding modern titles that fully utilize my hardware. System specifications CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 RAM: 32 GB Windows 11 64-bit DirectX 12 I have attached a current DxDiag report and Event Viewer logs. Troubleshooting already performed I have spent months trying to resolve this and have exhausted nearly every recommendation I have found from EA support articles, community posts and Reddit. I have: Used DDU in Safe Mode to completely remove NVIDIA drivers. Installed the recommended older NVIDIA driver (596.49). Reinstalled the latest driver. Reinstalled Battlefield 6. Verified game files. Reinstalled EA Anti-Cheat. Reinstalled DirectX. Disabled Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling. Set Battlefield 6 to "Prefer Maximum Performance" in the NVIDIA Control Panel. Limited FPS to 120. Disabled DLSS. Disabled NVIDIA Reflex. Tried numerous graphics settings combinations. Cleared shader caches. Repaired Windows system files using DISM and SFC. Tested different NVIDIA driver versions. None of these have made a meaningful difference. Additional observations The crashes began after Season 3. The issue occurs on multiple maps. It is not tied to one specific error message. Sometimes there is no error at all. Sometimes DirectX reports that the graphics driver has crashed. Sometimes Windows simply reboots. This behaviour is unique to Battlefield 6. At this stage I am no longer looking for generic troubleshooting suggestions unless they involve something that has not already been attempted. I would appreciate if this case could be escalated to the engineering team, as this appears to be a genuine compatibility or stability issue rather than a basic driver installation problem. If there are any debug builds, additional logging options, symbol-enabled crash dumps or diagnostic tools that would help identify the cause, I would be happy to run them and provide the results. I have invested a significant amount of time trying to resolve this because I genuinely enjoy the game and want to continue playing with my friends. However, the current stability issues make it effectively unplayable. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you.These error codes don't stop appearing to me
I've been playing battlefield 6 for barely two hours on steam but I don't stop getting these errors every now and then, he already did everything possible to check the help page that the QR gives, but it's extremely annoying not even the campaign I can play help please code error is:0:85009s help me pleaseBF6 BSOD on Launch: EA AntiCheat Crash
Battlefield 6 has BSOD'd on launch every attempt since May 22, 2026 — one day after the May 21 Javelin anti-cheat depot update. No software, hardware, BIOS, or driver changes were made on my end before onset. The crash is deterministic, reproducible 100% of the time, and the dump analysis points to a regression inside the current Javelin build, not a system configuration issue. Crash signature (identical across 8 minidumps) - Process: bf6.exe - Bug check: 0x50 PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA eaanticheat.sys - Parameter 2 (access type): 0 (read) - Faulting instruction: inside eaanticheat.sys at the same fixed module-relative offset +0x80BA2C in every crash (raw RIP varies only by KASLR base) - Faulting address (P1): varies per crash, always page-aligned, always in kernel pool (unmapped) - R12 register at fault: ntoskrnl.exe + 0xE38040, identical across all dumps — a fixed kernel global serving as the anchor for a list-traversal - OS: Windows 11 24H2 (build 26100) Interpretation: a single instruction in eaanticheat.sys reads through a pointer that points to unmapped kernel pool memory. The instruction is constant, the data it loads is garbage that differs per crash. This is the classic signature of a deterministic code defect — most likely a use-after-free or stale pointer in a list-walk anchored at a fixed kernel global. Not random memory corruption; not hardware. What I ruled out (so you don't have to ask) - Hardware / RAM: EXPO/XMP disabled the entire time the system has existed. No overclock anywhere on the system. System ran BF6 and every other workload flawlessly for ~11 months prior. The deterministic same-instruction fault is mathematically inconsistent with random memory corruption. - BF6 install: full uninstall/reinstall, file verification, and a complete reinstall to a separate physical drive — no change. Reinstalling pulls the same Javelin build, which is the broken one. - Anti-cheat reinstall: EAAntiCheat.Installer.exe uninstall + reinstall — no change. - Conflicting drivers (driver uninstall, kernel-level verification of removal): - Radmin VPN (RvNetMP60.sys) — uninstalled, confirmed gone via pnputil/sc query, still crashes FACEIT Anti-Cheat (FACEIT_AC.sys) — uninstalled, confirmed gone, still crashes - VirtualBox kernel drivers — not loaded in subsequent crashes either, still crashes - Driver Verifier on every non-Microsoft driver with Special Pool + Pool tracking + Force IRQL + I/O verification + Misc checks: caught nothing. Bug check remained 0x50 in eaanticheat.sys at the same +0x80BA2C offset. No third-party driver implicated. - Recently unloaded drivers list in the dumps: only one non-Microsoft transient driver appears (CorsairVHidDriver, normal HID re-enumeration), and the faulting address never falls in any unloaded driver's range. The fault is on freed/invalid pool, not on unloaded driver code. Correlation with the May 21 Javelin push - First crash: May 22, 2026. SteamDB shows a Javelin depot update on May 21, 2026. - Pre-May 22: ~11 months of stable BF6 play, no changes to system. - Pattern matches the previously documented April 16, 2026 Javelin regression that caused identical kernel-mode failures across multiple Battlefield titles. - Multiple players in the EA forums are reporting the same onset date with similar symptoms. What would actually help - Revert the Javelin client to the pre-May 21 build, or push a hotfix targeting the list-traversal at module offset +0x80BA2C. - A way for affected players to roll Javelin back to the prior depot while a fix is prepared. System specs - OS: Windows 11 24H2 (build 26100) - CPU / platform: AMD AM5 (EXPO disabled) - Memory Integrity / Core Isolation: OFF - BF6 install: tested on two separate physical drives, same result (Cm edit title for vis)Solved1.1KViews2likes48CommentsAlmost 1 Year of Perma-Ban
So October will be 1 year since I was permanently banned from BF6 for gameplay enhancements that I never had. I have consistently and honestly explained that while I did have ReWASD installed on my PC at that time I wasn't using it for BF6 and only used it to rebind hardcoded keybinds on older games that I play. In that time I've repealed it countless times, so much so that I've hit cool down periods where my case would be closed and I would be unable to appeal it again. I'd then have to wait several weeks to months for it to reset and submit a new appeal. I have ADHD so this is something that sits on a back burner in my mind constantly because I feel that I've been wronged and accused of cheating when I have NEVER cheated because I have a very strong moral opinion on the matter. Even worse I've never once been communicated to by the Terms and Services team to disclose if it even was ReWASD that got me flagged, which would potentially leave me with getting banned again on any future EA title that uses the Javelin Anti-cheat System. I don't need to know what got flagged on the kernal level with their Spyware. I just need someone to say it was ReWASD or "X" program or you did "this" in that match at the 5min mark. What did I do!? What action or program got me perma-banned after 14 years (iirc) of having a clean account with not even a warning on it? To end this rant, I'm going to attach a screenshot of the email I received today that again denied me. This one is special though because it doesn't read as copy pasted as the others. If you read between the lines this team member is basically telling me to stop appealing. To which I'm going to deny their request. This is something I feel deeply wronged by from a company I have been nothing but a loyal customer to. So long as I keep getting an option to appeal I'm going to do so. I'm also considering creating a video or 2 documenting this nearly year long adventure with EA and their unfair practice with me. I will also be discussing ReWASD and their origins and how they've changed for the worse over the years to hopefully protect honest players from making the same mistake I've made. "Hello, We received your latest message regarding the action taken on your account. We have performed all investigations possible on this issue and will not reverse the decision. Please do not expect further responses on this matter. Please don't reply to this email, as we don't monitor this inbox. If you need more help, visit our website: https://help.ea.com/help-home/ Think your account was locked, banned, or suspended by mistake? Follow these steps to get information on your account ban: https://help.ea.com/help/account/information- about-locked-or-banned-or-suspended- accounts/ Thank you, EA Terms of Service" Sorry for the rant and stay tuned. Edit: I thought the image I attached would be posted in the post, not be a separate download. I removed the download and copy pasted the email for those who wanted to read it.21Views0likes0Comments