April 2020
April 2020
April 2020 - last edited April 2020
This problem seem to happen in the past as well. And they think once this got resolved in the past, they don't need to maintain the solution. As an app developer myself, I can say that they couldn't be more wrong with this assumption. I'd be happy enough if we can get a response.
Again, I installed Origin on a clean Windows 10 1909 install so why would it crash on every system startup? It's like saying it's Microsoft's fault for updating their OS causing Origin to crash.
April 2020
This is the exact same screen I get. I disabled autostart. This is not a fix but a temporary solution till they fix it.
April 2020 - last edited April 2020
So I have 2 different computers and both fresh installs of windows 10 and I am having same critical crash after boot. I disabled auto start and that doesn't fix it but is a temporary solution so I don't see the popup every time my computer boots. If I click origin icon to run it it works fine and that is fine by me.
As both PC's are mostly different setups, I am looking for common factors* that may be an issue I don't have a fix but maybe this will help narrow down to a fix if anyone has similar setups.
Main computer:
*Windows 10 home ver 1909 (OS Build 18363.815) (purchased through windows store)
*Origin Version 10.5.68.39605-760501
i5 2500 cpu
HyperX Fury16gb ram
msi motherboard (forget model)
Asus gtx 1060 3gb
*hynix Gold S31 500gb ssd
*anewkodi ac1200 usb wifi
*Avira Prime antivirus VER. 1.0.26.9000
Second Computer
*Windows 10 home ver 1909 (OS Build 18363.815) (purchased through windows store)
*Origin Version 10.5.68.39605-760501
x5650 cpu
Corsair Vengeance 16gb ram
gigabyte ex58-ud3r motherboard
EVGA Rtx 2070 super XC graphics card
*Hynix Gold S31 500gb SSD
*Anewkodi ac1200 usb wifi
*Avira Prime antivirus VER. 1.0.26.9000
So this is a problem that happened "After" reinstalling both systems, as I just installed the same SSD in both systems. I honestly don't think it's the SSD, I think maybe it's an issue with the usb wifi taking too long to turn on vs the OS booting so quickly now, as both computers worked fine before. Also, I am having issue with running Avira and Epic Games I am getting a memory leak avira uses up too 2gb and my epic games downloads slow to a crawl when this happens. So maybe that could be an issue also as that is happening on both systems as well.
April 2020
I would retort "IF they fix it", but they gotta, eventually... right???
There are too many people on too many systems that have this Origin Client error - too many for their development team to ignore, I hope...
April 2020 - last edited April 2020
Both of my pcs in this house do the same thing at boot up. Both windows 10. The origin client crashed. Reopen etc. This happened when origin sent out their latest update.
April 2020
@ThaT_GuY_n3iL Thx for sharing. It seems that some of the other victims are reporting that it started happening around the March 31 Origin Client update.
Here's a simple "logic" statement:
IF
Before the Origin Client update = no trouble on automatic start
AND
After the Origin Client update = Origin Client crashes on automatic start
AND
No simultaneous changes were made on user's systems
THEN
The cause of the crash = Bad code in the Origin Client update
ENDIF
April 2020
Hey ORIGIN !!! Here's a QUICK and easy test:
Temporarily roll back the current release client to 10.5.66, or contact me to manually install it and disable automatic updates and it will PROVE that the 10.5.67/10.5.68 versions are the cause of this startup crash...
ORIGIN Support - contact me if you want to try this test...
April 2020