BSOD on Launch (unexpected kernel mode trap)

[kennyP]

Pretty sure this is another instance of Windows 11 24H2 and EAC having compatibility issues, but any fixes for a BSOD on attempting to launch the game? Kernel Mode Trap is the error that pops up on the BSOD detail, consistently triggers at the end of the EAC loading bar filling up

Specs:
R7 9800X3D
32GB GSKILL Trident Z5 6000Mhz CL36
RTX3080 10GB

All on latest drivers and Windows fully updated (probably the cause of my issues)
I was able to play last week until a new Windows Quality Updated got installed

[Riddim]

Yeah same on the 9800X3D

[F0r3sT^oN]

Same here, 9800x3d with the same RAM kit 32GB GSKILL Trident Z5 6000Mhz, but CL30, and 5070ti. Is it the game, the anti-cheat or faulty RAM?

[Forza Piadina]

You are both 9800X3d users with the same problem. Try to draw the conclusions.

[Riddim]

I can't contact EAC and Embark does not respond

[kennyP]

I'm just hoping the next Windows 11 update fixes things. Microsoft is aware of this issue since they have it on their "known issues" article for 24H2
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-11-24h2

[Euphytose]

24H2 is a garbage update. Plenty of people ran into issues after installing it.

I'm still on 23H2, no issues whatsoever with any of my games, except for the ones that aren't very well optimized, but that's on the game, not my system.

The Finals runs very well, occasional micro stutter that my friend also has, he's on Windows 10 though, and different specs.

But yeah, at the end of the day, it's 24H2 causing all these issues. One guy on the forum of another game I play said that the game would just refuse to load after he installed it.

I've paused my updates until 2034 because of this.

[F0r3sT^oN]

I confirm that the latest Windows update fixed my issue

[Riddim]

I still have the issue