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USMC_2DReconBN

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Have a question, for the past mo. straight, i have been getting nothing but origin errors, and crashes mid game, some crashes include a windows message too, as a error. Tried to contact Dice/EA tech about this but, they never get back on issues, drivers, net, ports, everything as they should be, never had this bad of a issue in the past, as much i have had it now. I'm kinda lost in this whole matter..
 
DarkRaven said:
Have you tried to repair your game from the origin app?
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Yeah, i tried to repair/ unistall/ reinstall.. same thing, its done it very rarely, but like i said the past mo or two have been hell, thinking i'm kinda sol and just deal with what i get i guess, cause tech support, kinda does nothing :/ Ah well.. still not impressed with the web browser/app stuff, enjoyed the old school way, CD etc.. less crap imho..
 
I had similar problems after attempting to upgrade to Win10. the new files didn't completely install (i believe) so I was having issues. Ended up having to reinstall Windows 7 then upgrade to 10. .. had no problems since and the windows errors stopped popping up as well...

don't want to send you down that route if its not necessary or you don't want to take the time to do it but it worked for me
 
I see that you have this Motherboard:
MSI X99S SLI Krait MB

So the question is....did you install the MSI software suite when you were setting up your system?

If so, your issue may very well be the exact same one I was having on my MSI MB. If you have installed the software suite you have to do a driver clean up using the MSI driver cleaner that you can download from MSI, then do a fresh install of the "Intel Gigabit LAN" driver only!! Do not use the MSI suite EVER again on the board or it will re-install a bad set of drivers and jack your system up!!- even if you do not select for it to, it is a bundle and you can not stop it from doing so!! Also do not attempt to use any Network management tools/software with Intel LAN, that will cause a huge bottleneck and then what was explained as a "cascading system failure".

I am not a computer genius, but like I said, doing this procedure fixed mine and it runs a lot better now...well it doesn't crash or lag out now ...:) I still blame the computer when I suck at gaming, isnt that why we pay out the arse for them? lol
 
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RockinRnR said:
I see that you have this Motherboard:
MSI X99S SLI Krait MB

So the question is....did you install the MSI software suite when you were setting up your system?

If so, your issue may very well be the exact same one I was having on my MSI MB. If you have installed the software suite you have to do a driver clean up using the MSI driver cleaner that you can download from MSI, then do a fresh install of the "Intel Gigabit LAN" driver only!! Do not use the MSI suite EVER again on the board or it will re-install a bad set of drivers and jack your system up!!- even if you do not select for it to, it is a bundle and you can not stop it from doing so!! Also do not attempt to use any Network management tools/software with Intel LAN, that will cause a huge bottleneck and then what was explained as a "cascading system failure".

I am not a computer genius, but like I said, doing this procedure fixed mine and it runs a lot better now...well it doesn't crash or lag out now ...:) I still blame the computer when I suck at gaming, isnt that why we pay out the arse for them? lol
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Yeah, done all of that nonsense too, sadly. Only thing i'll have to check is I have any Network tools going on, some bs program Xfast Lan came with the Mobo drivers together instead of sep. installing them, kinda like norton AV.. i'll figure it out at some point.. Still wish this was old school, cd game.. never any issues, dam technology -_-
 
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