Despite its release, Battlefield 6 has caused technical glitches for some players. While it runs smoothly on modern graphics cards, these glitches prevent players from accessing the game. Fortunately, these Battlefield 6 PC issues are usually minor and quickly fixable. This guide details the most common errors you encounter and how to fix them. Follow these proven solutions to get back into the game.

Quick Fixes for Battlefield 6 PC Issues

Before moving on to more complex fixes, following these simple steps will instantly resolve most issues. So, always start with this checklist. First, restart your Steam, EA App, or Epic Games Store launcher and the game.

This will automatically check for licenses and updates. You can also use the “Verify Integrity of Game Files” option in Steam or run the repair function in the EA App to fix corrupted files. Clearing the app’s cache is also a common solution for EA App users to resolve license verification issues.

Some users encounter the “Game Not Released” error in Steam even though the game has been downloaded. To resolve this error, open the game properties in Steam and uncheck the Battlefield Multiplayer HD Marker and Battlefield Multiplayer Marker DLCs.

Another common problem is the game not launching. If the game crashes immediately after the splash screen, enable Secure Boot in your BIOS/UEFI settings. Before doing this, ensure your system’s BIOS Mode is UEFI and your Windows drive is GPT. Save these settings and then restart the system.

The DirectX error “DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED” is also a significant issue, caused by the game not correctly recognizing your graphics card. To fix this, install the latest drivers for your graphics card from NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel. Also, disable any overclocks you have applied to the GPU and CPU, as this can cause instability.

The “Purchase to Play” or “Content Not Installed” license verification error that occurred for EA App users has been fixed by the developer. However, if the issue persists, clear the EA App cache or reinstall the game. Alternatively, try joining a friend’s active game.

You may encounter long queues and server errors in online multiplayer. The only solution for long queues is to wait; breaking the queue will return you to the bottom of the list. Other server issues, such as “Server Disconnected,” are server-side issues that require developer intervention.

Finally, for the Long or Infinite Loading Screen error, restarting the game is the only known solution. If you can’t close the game normally, quit the game using the task manager (CTRL+Shift+Esc) with Alt+Tab and then kill the application.

So, which of these Battlefield 6 PC problems solutions worked for you? Share your thoughts in the comments!