Easy Anti-Cheat ERROR game security violation detected (#0000001a)

[nach_Kim]

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After applying 'Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25115', when you run Easy Anti-Cheat, an error occurs after a certain period of time.
'game security violation detected (#0000001a)'
If you revert the window bulid to the previous one, the error disappears.
There may be other reasons, but I am writing this for users who may have the same problem.

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22-05-17 Additional content
Similar symptoms that I can search on Google,
I tried most of the methods that solved it.
I've tried uninstalling the RGB program, reinstalling EAC, reinstalling DBD, uninstalling the motherboard utility, and everything else I could find.
But it didn't solve the problem.
I haven't seen any users with the same problem.
So, it was inferred that there would be few experienced people because it was a problem caused by something that happened recently.
Ultimately, the final conclusion reached is a Windows Update rollback.
Just before this error occurred, I updated Windows Build 25115.
The bottom line is that the problem is solved.
I don't know what the problem is.
But I fixed the error with this.


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'Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25115'를 적용한 뒤로부터, Easy Anti-Cheat을 실행 하면 일정시간이 흐르면 오류가 발생한다.
'game security violation detected (#0000001a)'
window bulid를 이전으로 되돌리면 오류는 사라진다.
다른 이유일지도 모르지만, 같은 문제를 가지고 있을지도 모르는 유저를 위해서 글을 남긴다.

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22-05-17 추가 내용
구글에서 검색할 수 있는 비슷한 증상,
나는 그것을 해결하는 대부분의 방법을 시도했습니다.
RGB 프로그램 삭제, EAC 재설치, DBD 재설치, 메인보드 유틸리티 삭제, 그외 찾을수 있는 방법을 다 해보았습니다.
하지만 문제가 해결되지 않았습니다.
같은 문제를 겪은 유저를 보지못했습니다.
그래서, 최근에 생긴 무엇가로 인해서 발생하는 문제라 경험자가 적을 것이라 유추했습니다.
결국 최종적으로 도달한 결론이 윈도우 업데이트 롤백입니다.
이번 오류가 발생하기 직전, 윈도우 Build 25115를 업데이트를 했습니다.
결론은 문제가 해결되었다는 것입니다.
무엇이 문제인지는 모릅니다.
하지만 나는 이것으로 오류를 픽스했습니다.

[SlutPower]

Omg finally I found something on this.

I installed a cryptominer the other day but shortly after, I decided to get rid of it. However, after doing so DbD would give me this error and naturally I blamed the cryptominer. Initially I tried to repair/uninstall EAC; reinstall the whole game; turn off anti vírus software; scam for malware; went as far as completely getting rid of the NVIDIA drivers and performing a clean install. Same error.

Sometimes the EAC loads but then just refuses to start the game; sometimes the game starts but before the "trailer" finishes it crashes (no notification from the crash handler), sometimes EAC gives me this #0000001A error code and sometimes it doesn't.

What made me conclude that it wasn't the drivers was that when the issue started I couldn't find anything online about the error code and even weirder is that other EAC games were working just fine. Surprisingly enough I didn't consider rolling back a Windows update (Why do I bother trusting Microsoft?). Thanks! I'm gonna try that next. I was about to send an angry support mail to Behaviour.

EDIT: Yep, rolling back fixed the issue.

[Vampire Girl]

Just reinstall the anti cheat it fixes the error...

[Stroggs]

Originally posted by Hex: Fisting Galore:

Omg finally I found something on this.

I installed a cryptominer the other day but shortly after, I decided to get rid of it. However, after doing so DbD would give me this error and naturally I blamed the cryptominer. Initially I tried "repairing" the EAC, reinstalled the whole game, went as far as completely getting rid of the NVIDIA drivers and performing a clean install. Same error.

Sometimes the EAC loads but then just refuses to start the game; sometimes the game starts but before the "trailer" finishes it crashes (no notification from the crash handler), sometimes EAC gives me this #0000001A error code and sometimes it doesn't.

What made me conclude that it wasn't the drivers was that when the issue started I couldn't find anything online about the error code and even weirder is that other EAC games were working just fine. Surprisingly enough I didn't consider rolling back a Windows update (Why do I bother trusting Microsoft?). Thanks! I'm gonna try that next. I was about to send an angry support mail to Behaviour.

Try running the antivirus software, maybe your miner installed something along with it.

[renciasama]

Im removing the sys file and leaving the base one, its pretty common bug.,

[SlutPower]

Originally posted by Stroggs:

Originally posted by Hex: Fisting Galore:

Omg finally I found something on this.

I installed a cryptominer the other day but shortly after, I decided to get rid of it. However, after doing so DbD would give me this error and naturally I blamed the cryptominer. Initially I tried "repairing" the EAC, reinstalled the whole game, went as far as completely getting rid of the NVIDIA drivers and performing a clean install. Same error.

Sometimes the EAC loads but then just refuses to start the game; sometimes the game starts but before the "trailer" finishes it crashes (no notification from the crash handler), sometimes EAC gives me this #0000001A error code and sometimes it doesn't.

What made me conclude that it wasn't the drivers was that when the issue started I couldn't find anything online about the error code and even weirder is that other EAC games were working just fine. Surprisingly enough I didn't consider rolling back a Windows update (Why do I bother trusting Microsoft?). Thanks! I'm gonna try that next. I was about to send an angry support mail to Behaviour.

Try running the antivirus software, maybe your miner installed something along with it.

The miner was reputable but yes, I did that too anyway. I updated my comment.