Preventing Star Wars Battlefront II From Crashing on Your Computer - Solutions Inside

YourStar Wars: Battlefront 2 keeps crashing ? We’ve put together 8 fixes that have helped many gamers. In this guide, you’ll learn how to bring your game back to normal and what you can do to avoid bumping into the same issues again.

Before getting started

Before you head on to the following fixes, make sure your PC (how to check my PC specs? ) meets theminimum requirements for Star Wars: Battlefield 2 .

Try these fixes

If “Yes my gear is up for running Star Wars: Battlefront 2 “, here are 8 crashing fixes for you to try. You might not need to try them all; just work down the list until you find the one that does the trick.

1. Repair your game
2. Update your device drivers
3. Reset Battlefront 2
4. Revert to DX11
5. Run as administrator
6. Disable antivirus software temporarily
7. Perform a clean boot
8. Disable Discord In-Game Overlay

Fix 1: Repair your game

Most of the time, repairing your game does the trick. Your Battlefront 2 crashing may be caused by corrupted game files. If you haven’t tried this before, make sure you do this before you try the following fixes.

Before repairing your game, you’d better restart your computer and launch Origin or Steam.

• I’m using Origin
• I’m using Steam

1. Origin

1. SelectMy Game Library in Origin.

2. Right-click yourStar Wars: Battlefront 2 .

3. SelectRepair .

4. Wait for the process to complete.

Restart Origin and play your game to see if the crashing issue persists. If the game keeps crashing randomly, move on to the next fix.

2. Steam

1. Go to theLibrary tab.

2. Right-click Star Wars: Battlefront 2 and selectProperties from the menu.

3. SelectLOCAL FILES tab and clickVERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME FILES … button.

4. Wait for the process to complete.

Restart Steam and play your Battlefront 2 again to test the issue. If the game keeps crashing randomly, you can repair the game manually.

Fix 2: Update your device drivers

A range of gaming problems such as crashing and freezing is caused by a wrong, faulty, or outdated graphics driver. Battlefront 2 is no exception. To keep your game work like a charm, you’ll need to update the graphics driver.

You can get the latest graphics driver from your graphics card’s manufacturerNVIDIA andAMD , who keep releasing new drivers to fix bugs and improve gaming performance. But if you don’t have the time, patience or skills to update the driver manually, you can do it automatically withDriver Easy .

Driver Easy will automatically recognize your system and find the correct drivers for it. You don’t need to know exactly what system your computer is running, you don’t need to be troubled by the wrong driver you would be downloading, and you don’t need to worry about making a mistake when installing.

All the drivers in Driver Easy come straight from the manufacturer.

You can update your drivers automatically with either the FREE or the Pro version of Driver Easy. But with thePro version it takes just 2 clicks:

1. Download and install Driver Easy.

2. Run Driver Easy and clickScan Now button. Driver Easy will then scan your computer and detect any outdated or problem drivers. You’ll be amazed at how many updates you’ve missed out.

3. Click the Update button next to the flagged graphics card driver to automatically download the correct version of that driver, then you can manually install it (you can do this with the FREE version).

OR

ClickUpdate All to update all of your drivers automatically (feel free to try the Pro version , which comes withFull Support and a30-day Money-Back Guarantee . You will be prompted to upgrade when you click Update All).

The Pro version of Driver Easy comes with full technical support.
If you need assistance, please contact Driver Easy’s support team at [email protected] .

4. Restart your PC for the changes to take effect.

Fix 3: Reset Battlefront 2

If you fail to stop your Battlefront 2 from crashing, you can try to reset your Battlefront 2 settings. Sometimes your game crashing can be triggered by certain settings. Here’s how to do it:

1. Quit Battlefront 2 and close Origin/Steam.

2. Go to**%USERNAME%Documents** and delete the entireStar Wars: Battlefront II folder.

3. Play Battlefront 2 again to test the issue.

This fix works for most PC users, but if this doesn’t work for your case, don’t worry. There’re a few more fixes you can try.

Fix 4: Revert back to DX11

Many Battlefront 2 players find reverting to DX11 helps reduce random crashes. Here’s how to do it:

1. Go to**%USERNAME%DocumentsSTAR WARS Battlefront IIsettings** .

2. Right-clickBootOptions.ini file (if there is one), and selectEdit with Notepad++ .

3. ChangeGstRender.EnableDx12 1 toGstRender.EnableDx12 0 and save the file.

You should now be able to run this game without a hitch. If Battlefront 2 keeps crashing, you can enable DX12 again.

Note: If you find reverting to DX11 makes your game laggy, you can editBootOptions.ini again to enable DX12.

Fix 5: Run as administrator

When the game keeps crashing, you can always run both your game launcher and game.exe file as administrator. To make sure your game runs smoothly, you can run your game as an administrator permanently.

1. Right-click Origin/Steam and selectProperties .

2. Go to theCompatibility tab and selectRun this program as administrator .

3. ClickApply >OK .

4. Go to your game installation folder and run your game exe file as administrator too.

This works for many PC players, but if it doesn’t do the trick for you, don’t be upset.

Fix 6: Disable antivirus software temporarily

Since Battlefront 2 consumes a lot of memory and CPU usage when it’s running, many third-party antivirus applications may regard it as a potential threat and cause Battlefront 2 crashing issues.

To see if this is the culprit of game crashes, you can disable your antivirus applications temporarily. Alternatively, you can add the entire Battlefront 2 folder to its list of exclusions.

• Bitdefender
• Norton
• McAfee
• ESET NOD32
• Trend Micro
• Avast
• AVG Antivirus
• Comodo

Be extra careful about what sites you visit, what emails you open, and what files you download when your antivirus is disabled.

If the game keeps crashing, you can try the next fix.

Fix 7: Perform a clean boot

There might be some other conflicting services that stop your Battlefront 2 from working normally. To check if this is your issue, you’ll need to perform a clean boot.

1. Press theWindows logo key andR at the same time to open theRun box.

2. Type msconfig and press Enter to open System Configuration .

3. Go to the Services tab and check the Hide all Microsoft services box. Then click Disable all .

4. Select the Startup tab and click Open Task Manager .

5. Under the Startup tab, select each startup item and then click Disable .

6. Go back to System Configuration , then click OK .

7. Restart your PC and launch your Battlefront 2 to see if the game launches normally.

If your game runs perfectly this time, congratulations! If you need to find the problematic software. Here’s how to do it:

1. Open theSystem Configuration .
2. Enable the service one by one (restart your PC and test the issue after enabling each service or start-up) until you find the problematic one.

Fix 8: Disable Discord In-Game Overlay

If you’re using any programs with overlay features such as Discord, disabling In-Game Overlay may help you reduce your random game crashes on your PC.

1. To disable it entirely

1. Open Discord and clickSettings (the gear icon).

2. Navigate to the Overlay tab on the left pane.

3. Toggle off Enable in-game overlay .

2. To disable it just for Battlefront 2

1. Click the Settings icon

2. Click on Games in the navigation bar

3. ToggleStar Wars: Battlefront 2 to Off .

Try playing your game again to see if the crashing still persists. If unfortunately not, you’ll probably need to do a clean reinstallation of Star Wars: Battlefront 2. Here’s how to do it quickly:

• PressWin + R to open theRun box.
• Typeappwiz.cpl and hitEnter .
• Right-clickStar Wars: Battlefront 2 and selectUninstall .

After uninstalling, don’t forget to clear the roaming and local files. Press Windows logo key + R to bring out theRun box, then enter %appdata% . After that, delete the related game files in the Roaming folder. Also, go backward to AppData and clear the related game files in the Local file folder.

If reinstalling the game doesn’t help at all, you might need to wait for the latest game patch.

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• Origin
• Steam

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