I've recently encountered an issue where launching Battlefield 1 causes my custom-built PC, running on Windows 11, to disconnect from WiFi within a minute or two. The only way to reconnect is by restarting my computer. I suspect the anti-cheat system might be the culprit. Has anyone else faced this problem? I managed to fix it temporarily by performing a network reset, but I'm curious if there are any other solutions or experiences.
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I just bought Battlefield 1 on sale and ran into this same problem. Honestly thinking about returning it for a refund; not worth the hassle for just two bucks!
Hey, I found a solution that worked perfectly for me! Check out this video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fetK-mAYkY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fetK-mAYkY). Hopefully, it helps you too!
I'm also following this thread because I'm having the same issue on my high-end laptop. I played the intro and campaign smoothly, but then my WiFi just drops out.
I’ve played Battlefield 1 for years, and this is the first time I've faced this issue. No clue what's causing it.