Battlefield 6 Keeps Crashing PC | Step-by-Step Fixes

August 17, 2025 Freddy Error Fix 0

To fix the Battlefield 6 crashing on your PC, Go to Library → Right-click Battlefield 6 → Properties. Go to Installed Files → Click Verify integrity of game files.

Here’s a complete troubleshooting guide to help you pinpoint and fix the issue.

🧨 Common Causes of Crashes

IssueExplanation
❌ Outdated GPU driversCrashes often happen due to old or corrupted graphics drivers
⚙️ Corrupt game filesMissing or damaged files cause instability
🔥 Overheating or hardware stressCPU/GPU heat or overclocking issues can crash demanding games
🛠️ Background software conflictsOverlays, antivirus, or RGB software may conflict
💾 Not enough RAM/VRAMGame can crash on maps with high load if memory is tight
📉 Incompatible settingsRay tracing, DLSS, or DX12 may not work well on your setup

✅ Step-by-Step Fixes

1. Update Graphics Drivers

Make sure you clean install using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) if issues persist.

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2. Verify or Repair Game Files

  • If on Steam:

    • Go to Library → Right-click Battlefield 6 → Properties

    • Go to Installed Files → Click Verify integrity of game files

  • If on EA App:

    • Click the gear icon next to the game → Choose Repair

3. Lower Graphics Settings

  • Start with everything on Medium/Low

  • Disable Ray Tracing, DLSS, and Ambient Occlusion

  • Set Fullscreen instead of Borderless/Windowed

4. Disable Background Apps

Close or disable the following while playing:

  • Razer Synapse, MSI Afterburner, Discord overlays

  • GeForce Experience overlay

  • Antivirus real-time scanning (temporarily)

5. Switch to DirectX 11

Some players experience fewer crashes with DX11.

  • Launch options (Steam/EA):
    Add -dx11 as a command line option

6. Check Temps & Power

  • Monitor CPU/GPU temps using HWMonitor or MSI Afterburner

  • Ensure GPU stays under ~85°C

  • If you’ve overclocked your CPU/GPU, try reverting to stock settings

7. Reinstall the Game (Last Resort)

If all else fails, try uninstalling and fully reinstalling the game on a different drive (preferably SSD).

📋 Optional: Crash Log Review

Check for crash logs or event viewer messages:

  • Press Win + R → type eventvwr

  • Look under Windows Logs > Application

  • Look for errors from Battlefield, DXGI, GPU drivers, etc.

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