All Battlefield 6 bugs and known issues — here's every problem at launch, and all known fixes and workarounds

Fix: for Battlefield 6. If you do and this problem persists, first try verifying your game files on Steam or using the Repair function for the EA app version. Then, if that doesn't work, fully uninstall and reinstall the game. If that doesn't work, either, you'll have to wait for a patch from the developers.

DirectX Error "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED"

Issue: There have been reports of some PC players encountering a error window with the "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED" tag, signaling that Battlefield 6 isn't recognizing a graphics card is installed or that it's not properly working with your current graphics drivers.

Fix: Install any driver updates you have for your graphics card through the manufacturer's software, or by visiting their website and downloading the newest driver there. If that fails to resolve this issue, you can try reinstalling Battlefield 6 or reseating your GPU ( will help you do that safely). Beyond that, you'll have to wait for a patch.

Stuck in Battlefield 6 queue

Issue: At launch, many are struggling to get into Battlefield 6 and play due to a queue system implemented to help stabilize its server network during times of extreme activity (like the game's release).

Fix: Ultimately, the only thing you can do to get past the queue is wait patiently. Don't try and restart your game, as this will reset your position in the queue!

"Server Disconnected" or "An unidentified error occurred"

Issue: Once in Battlefield 6, some players have been removed from the game after encountering a "Server Disconnected" or "An unidentified error occurred" error message, forcing them to try reconnecting and putting them back in the server queue.

Fix: Sadly, there's no real solution for this one beyond waiting for Battlefield 6's servers to stabilize. If you're not able to stay in the game for long with disconnecting like this, you'd be best off trying to play at a later time.

Battlefield 6 "Purchase to Play" or "Content Not Installed" error

Issue: A widespread problem many are encountering — it's affecting EA app users more than others — is that they're not able to play Battlefield 6 once they're into it due to a bug causing the game to erroneously think they either don't own a proper copy of it, or that they don't have the content installed.

Fix: and say they're investigating, so an official fix is likely on the way soon. In the meantime, one confirmed workaround is to join a friend's game or to join one from Battlefield 6's community server browser, which seems to bypass whatever is causing this issue and lets you play. If it doesn't, try restarting the game first, and then reinstall it completely if that doesn't work. Reinstallation, too, has worked for many players.

Missing "Road to Battlefield 6" rewards

Issue: Players have reported that the skins and other cosmetics for Battlefield 6 that they earned during are not unlocked for them in Battlefield 6.

Fix: Outside of restarting your game, there's nothing you can do about this one other than wait. Once Battlefield 6's servers are able to hold firm and there's less of a giant queue and strain on the network, your rewards will hopefully appear in your inventory. If not, the developers will need to release a patch.

These are all the known bugs and launch issues I've spotted thus far, along with all known fixes and workarounds for them. As more are discovered, I'll be sure to update this article with the latest.

Note that if you encounter a problem yourself and you notice that it's not listed here, I encourage you to please leave me a comment down below. That way, I can add it to the list to help keep our fellow Battlefield 6 players informed as the game's launch period continues.

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Posted Saturday 11 October 2025 at 3:13 pm AEST (my time).

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