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OMG that worked!
I have a rough idea, yes.
The whole Anti-Cheat install system is made in a, quite frankly, strange way. First install calls the install.bat file, which then calls the powershell script to do the actual job. Thing is, the bat script fails because some people (like you & me) don't have, for one reason or another, the enviroment variables correctly set for said bat command to work correctly. Same thing for the sc.exe command in Powershell.
The Powershell script also makes the funny assumption that it's being run as admin, which I THINK would work if you run steam as admin, but obviously fails if you don't. Even funnier the fact that it's possible to get an elevation prompt on said script with a simple block of code.
You can find the fixed script here[drive.google.com]
You obviously can edit the script file to check for trustworthyness, and there are comments added to all the changes made.
(Woops. Through the .bat file should work just fine, but running the .ps1 file directly will require that you previously type in a separate powershell window the command: "Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted" .)
https://imgur.com/MvzoiP9
I think it might not be the same problem?
My PC has 16 GB memory so I reckon RAM should be enough...
Unfortunately, it isn't the same problem, as your PC actually loads the Anti-Cheat driver, and that driver causes a catastrophic failure.
First thing I'd suggest, if you haven't done so already, is delete the .sys files inside the "wfshbr" folders, validate the game files so it redownloads them, and execute the uninstall and the install scripts, in that specific order.
Next step I'd suggest is checking if there's no problems somewhere else by following this article[www.tomshardware.com].
Lastly, if your PC is overclocked/undervolted, I'd remove those and try to see if that fixes it. I've had strange uncommon errors pop-out when I pushed those a bit too far before.
I tried the RAM check and my RAMs are fine.
https://i.imgur.com/JvsF3KZ.jpg
I tried to adjust my OC / undervoltage and I found that my CPU: Intel 10400 does not support the DRAM speed at 3200MHz. So the maximum ram frequency that I could use is 2666MHz which is below my the RAM speed that I supposed to have and it may casue the bug.
But I think that should not be the problem because I can run all other games fine except this one.
Yeah, at this point it sounds something specific to the anti-cheat. Last suggestion I can make is googling and trying the fixes for "Easy Anti-Cheat". I know it's not the same AC, but they operate similarly from what I can see, so the stuff suggested might or might not work.
Sorry I can't help you further. :(
Thanks, this helped me.
https://imgur.com/7DukbCT