Kernel-mode Hardware-enforced Stack Protection conflicts with the EAC driver.

[chaoticWolf17]

Anyone else running Win 11 have to disable Kernel-mode Hardware-enforced Stack Protection because it conflicts with the EAC driver? I ran into this same problem with Elden Ring after upgrading to Win 11. Is there any way to get EAC to work without having to disable Kernel-mode Hardware-enforced Stack Protection?

[Doctor Hades]

Yes, I had to disable it originally for The Crew Motorfest closed beta, which also used Easy Anticheat, but was unable to re-activate it when it ended because of driver incompatibilities with, you guessed it, Easy Anticheat! Still, at least I didn’t have any problems with loading this game and I can also play Trials Rising again.

Looks like Easy Anticheat needs to updating properly to support Windows 11’s security features.

[chaoticWolf17]

It's frustrating, I wouldn't mind if I just had to disable it to play the game. But the only way I can re-enable it is to uninstall all games that use EAC because once it's been activated the driver loads ever time you restart your PC if any game that has EAC is installed.

I have the same problem in Elden Ring since updating and I haven't been able to find and adequate solution. But there must be some way to fix it because you don't have the problem with AC6 and I do.