Millions of players are now playing Battlefield 6 since its October 10 launch. However, many players have reported that the game crashes too much. For example, this is what a BF 6 player said on Reddit: “Game ran perfectly for a few minutes, then would hard-freeze and dump straight to desktop. No error messages, nothing in Windows Event Viewer, other games ran fine.” Regular in-game crashing like that can make Battlefield 6 unplayable. This is how you can fix regular in-game Battlefield 6 crashing on Windows PCs.
Increase Virtual Memory Allocation
Some players have fixed in-game Battlefield 6 crashing by increasing virtual memory allocation. Applying this potential resolution can remedy BF 6 memory leaks. Try increasing virtual memory allocation as follows:
- Activate the file-searching tool in Windows 11 by clicking on the Search box.
- Enter the keyword advanced system settings into the search tool.
- Click on the View advanced system settings in the search box.
- Next, press Settings on the Advanced tab.
- Click Advanced > Change to view the Virtual Memory window.
- Unselect the checkbox with the Automatically manage paging file label.
- Click on the Custom size radio button.
- Multiply your PC’s total RAM by 1,024 and 1.5, and input that total in the Initial size box. If your PC has eight gigabytes, for example, the formula and total to enter would be: 1,024 x 8 x 1.5 = 12,888.
- Then, multiply your RAM total (in binary) by 3 and enter the total value in the Maximum size box. For example, the formula for eight gigabytes of RAM would be: 8,192 x 3 = 24,576.
- Click on the Set button.
- Select OK to finish.
Adjust the Battlefield 6 Graphics Settings
Players confirm they’ve fixed Battlefield 6 crashing by generally setting the in-game graphical settings to low. Start your Battlefield 6 game and select Settings > Graphics > Graphics: Modify. Then, adjust the in-game graphical settings like this:
- Graphics Quality: Custom
- Shadow Filtering: PCF
- Screen Space Reflections: Off
- Screen Space AO & GI: Off
- All Other Battlefield 6 Graphical Settings: Low
Verify the Battlefield 6 Game Files
A verification scan of the BF 6 game files is a potential way to fix Battlefield 6 crashing; some players confirm that it has worked for them. If any BF 6 game files need repairing, applying this troubleshooting method will probably fix them. Go through the steps on this Steam page to run a verification scan for Battlefield 6.
Enable Debug Mode in NVIDIA Control Panel
Player reports highlight that enabling Debug Mode in the NVIDIA Control Panel can remedy Battlefield 6 crashing. That option restores the default NVIDIA reference clock speed when selected. If your PC has a NVIDIA graphics card, try selecting the Debug Mode option like this:
- Right-click a Windows desktop area to select Show more > NVIDIA Control Panel.
- Click on the Help menu.
- Select the Debug Mode option.
Disable Smooth Motion in NVIDIA App
Another way to fix regular in-game Battlefield 6 crashing, which players confirm to work, is to turn off the Smooth Motion setting in the NVIDIA app. Smooth Motion is a setting that reduces motion blur by artificially inflating frame rates. You can disable Smooth Motion for Battlefield 6 like this:
- Open the NVIDIA app.
- Select the Graphics tab.
- Click the Program Settings tab.
- Select the Battlefield 6 game listed.
- Click the Smooth Motion setting to select Off.
Update the BIOS
Some players also say they’ve fixed Battlefield 6 by updating the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) on their PCs. However, how you can update the BIOS varies between PC models. I recommend reading the PC manufacturer’s pages that provide instructions for how to update the BIOS. Here are some PC manufacturer pages that explain how you can update the BIOS for different models:
- Update ASUS BIOS
- Update the HP BIOS
- Update Dell PC BIOS
- Update Lenovo PC BIOS
Other Possible Ways to Fix Battlefield 6 Crashing
If Battlefield 6 still crashes too much, there are more potential remedies. Try applying these additional troubleshooting methods for the in-game crashing:
- If you utilize FrostyFix, try turning off all mods enabled with that mod manager.
- Set a -bEnableGlimpse 0 Steam launch parameter for Battlefield 6.
- Apply a graphics driver update with a method in our guide to installing new graphical drivers.
- Execute the sfc /scannow command as instructed on this Microsoft help page.
There is no foolproof way to fix regular in-game Battlefield 6 crashing on Windows PCs. However, the troubleshooting methods covered here are ways to fix BF 6 crashing that players confirm have worked for them. So, maybe one of them might remedy the in-game Battlefield 6 crashing on your PC as well.