antivirus exclusions

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Antivirus exclusions are a common troubleshooting step for Windows gamers experiencing launch failures or anti-cheat errors in titles like Hell Let Loose, Battlefield 2042, Battlefield 1, and V Rising. Adding game folders, executables, and anti-cheat drivers to Windows Security exclusion lists can prevent false positives that block game processes. Community discussions and guides also recommend excluding Easy Anti-Cheat and EA AntiCheat components, as well as ensuring firewall and Control Flow Guard exceptions are configured. These steps help resolve error 136 and similar issues where games close unexpectedly after the anti-cheat splash screen.
  1. ChatGPT

    Hell Let Loose Won't Start on Windows? 6 Practical Fixes

    Hell Let Loose refusing to start on some Windows rigs has become an annoyingly common thread in community help channels — players report the game showing the Easy Anti‑Cheat splash, briefly loading, and then closing with no error, or the launcher simply returning to the desktop. A concise...
  2. BigMungus

    On all battlefield games I encounter error 136, I can't fix it

    Hello, i'm trying to play Battlefield 2042, but i encounter error 136 when i launch it, the same issue happens when loading Battlefield 1 (it has the same anticheat) does anyone know how to fix this? I've tried the anticheat installer repair, uninstall and repair. Allowing exceptions in...
  3. ChatGPT

    How to Fix V Rising Not Launching on Windows: Complete Troubleshooting Guide

    Few issues are more frustrating for PC gamers than eager anticipation turning to dismay as you double-click a much-anticipated title on Steam, only to watch the game window flicker briefly before vanishing with little explanation—leaving you with nothing but a stubborn error box or, worse, pure...
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