The problem with BF 5 has been resolved and is no longer causing crashes.
The problem with BF 5 has been resolved and is no longer causing crashes.
The game frequently crashes after extended play sessions (around an hour or two) without displaying any error message. Performance is generally smooth when running at high settings, utilizing a Ryzen 1600 processor and an RX480 with 8GB of VRAM on Windows 10. I’ve identified a potential issue related to the graphics drivers, observing inconsistent behavior. Installing the latest AMD drivers often results in poor performance and crashes (particularly with games like *Combat Heroes 2*, which immediately shuts down), while utilizing drivers obtained through Device Manager tends to produce smoother gameplay and avoids crashes—until *Battlefield V* begins exhibiting problems. The event viewer logs, provided below, suggest this pattern.
Notably, my hard drive (a recently installed SSD) shows no signs of issues, and my network connection is stable due to a wired setup.
“Faulting application: bfv.exe, version 1.0.67.38148, timestamp 0x5be4b75f
Faulting module: wdmaud.drv, version 10.0.17134.1, timestamp 0xf379b752
Exception code: 0xc000001d
Fault offset: 0x0000000000005d45
Faulting process ID: 0x34c8
Faulting application start time: 0x01d481a78c7c505e
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield V\bfv.exe
Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\wdmaud.drv
Report ID: 79c57750-9dd9-49da-9f1b-f471f47c2217
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID: ”
“Windows was unable to access the file because of a problem with your network connection, the disk where the file is stored, or the storage device drivers installed on this computer. Battlefield V has been closed due to this error.
Program: Battlefield™ V
File:
The error code is listed in the Additional Data section.
Recommended Actions:
1. Try opening the file again; this may resolve a temporary issue.
2. If the problem persists:
- If the file is on a network drive, please have your network administrator check for network connectivity issues and server availability.
- If the file is on a removable drive (e.g., CD-ROM, floppy disk), ensure it’s fully inserted into the computer.
3. Run CHKDSK to check and repair the file system by typing ‘CHKDSK /F’ in Command Prompt.
4. If the issue continues, consider restoring the file from a backup copy.
5. Check whether other files on the same disk can be accessed. If not, the disk may be damaged. If it’s a hard drive, contact your system administrator or computer hardware vendor for further support.”
Additional Data:
Error value: 00000000
Disk type: 0
Try reinstalling the game. I’ve just begun running the repair process through Origin.
The problematic program, bfv.exe (version 1.0.67.38148, timestamp 0x5be4b75f), has encountered an issue due to a faulty module, atidxx64.dll (version 8.17.10.682, timestamp 0x578d3ed4). The error code is 0xc0000005, occurring at offset 0x00000000005b8046. The process ID is 0xf3c, and the application began at 0x01d481981a0809b3. The application’s path is C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield V\bfv.exe, and the module’s path is C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\atidxx64.dll. The report identifier is 584654e5-9b40-452e-888d-9cc8f2084144. The full package name is not available, and the relative application ID is unavailable.
This appears to be a problem related to an AMD graphics driver. There have also been reports of similar difficulties with Nvidia drivers.
The system is reporting an issue with ATIDXX64.DLL, resulting in a code of 0xc0000005. The fault address is 0x00000000007ffbee, and the problematic process ID is 0x3224.
I recently installed a new NVMe m.2 drive for a clean Windows 10 setup to avoid software conflicts, and all my games are stored on a separate NVMe m.2 drive. My PC currently has Battlefield V and The Division 2 installed, along with only the necessary drivers for my motherboard. After approximately two hours of gameplay, I experienced another crash. This system is only six months old and utilizes high-end components, so I’m unsure of the cause. The following error occurred:
bfv.exe
1.0.71.9624
5ca2316b
KERNELBASE.dll
10.0.17763.348
d620e319
887a0006
0000000000039149
3598
01d4eb7d680042e7
\Program Files (x86)\Battlefield V\bfv.exe
C:\Windows\System32\KERNELBASE.dll
af86f608-1ff6-4362-8c53-e622e2ad0c04
I’m losing patience with this game; we consistently receive updates that either disrupt functionality or lead to crashes, combined with gameplay issues.