Game crashing randomly with no error [ Edited ]

[SquaremelonJ]

I bought the game on steam and it keeps crashing with no error after maybe 10-15 minutes of playtime. I have already validated my files four times, cleared my origin cache, DDU and reinstalled my drivers, and have flushed my DNS, and cleared steams download cache.

Nothing triggers the crash I am just playing the game does not matter whether I am in or out of combat.

The crash logs come up with no errors.

my specs are

CPU: Intel i5-9600K 3.70GHz 6 Cores
GPU: Nvida GeForce GTX 1660 Ti
RAM: 48GB

one of many error logs(hoping that's what this is cause I cant find anything else, also would have just attached the file but EA was being mean )

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<FGenericCrashContext>
<RuntimeProperties>
<CrashVersion>3</CrashVersion>
<CrashGUID>UE4CC-Windows-249C3793460CEDE5456F8D8DC154BF67_0000</CrashGUID>
<ProcessId>2992</ProcessId>
<CrashType>Crash</CrashType>
<SecondsSinceStart>483</SecondsSinceStart>
<GameName>UE4-SwGame</GameName>
<DeploymentName />
<EngineVersion>4.21.2-474210+++UE4+Release-4.21</EngineVersion>
<CommandLine />
<LanguageLCID>1033</LanguageLCID>
<AppDefaultLocale>en-US</AppDefaultLocale>
<LoginId>588f4bc6d77e0f578fd43f1385ebe95f</LoginId>
<CallStack />
<PCallStack>starwarsjedifallenorder 0x0000000040000000 + 1a19f374 starwarsjedifallenorder 0x0000000040000000 + 1a0ac835 starwarsjedifallenorder 0x0000000040000000 + 1a0b3995 starwarsjedifallenorder 0x0000000040000000 + 1a04b2c0 starwarsjedifallenorder 0x0000000040000000 + 2173d38 starwarsjedifallenorder 0x0000000040000000 + 1a04c1af KERNEL32 0x00000000c2380000 + 17034 ntdll 0x00000000c4050000 + 52651</PCallStack>
<SourceContext />
<UserDescription />
<UserActivityHint />
<ErrorMessage />
<CrashDumpMode>0</CrashDumpMode>
<CrashReporterMessage />
<Misc.NumberOfCores>6</Misc.NumberOfCores>
<Misc.NumberOfCoresIncludingHyperthreads>6</Misc.NumberOfCoresIncludingHyperthreads>
<Misc.Is64bitOperatingSystem>1</Misc.Is64bitOperatingSystem>
<Misc.CPUVendor>GenuineIntel</Misc.CPUVendor>
<Misc.CPUBrand>Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9600K CPU @ 3.70GHz</Misc.CPUBrand>
<Misc.PrimaryGPUBrand>NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti</Misc.PrimaryGPUBrand>
<Misc.OSVersionMajor>Windows 10</Misc.OSVersionMajor>
<Misc.OSVersionMinor />
<GameStateName>SwGameState_C</GameStateName>
<MemoryStats.TotalPhysical>51469869056</MemoryStats.TotalPhysical>
<MemoryStats.TotalVirtual>140737488224256</MemoryStats.TotalVirtual>
<MemoryStats.PageSize>4096</MemoryStats.PageSize>
<MemoryStats.TotalPhysicalGB>48</MemoryStats.TotalPhysicalGB>
<MemoryStats.AvailablePhysical>0</MemoryStats.AvailablePhysical>
<MemoryStats.AvailableVirtual>0</MemoryStats.AvailableVirtual>
<MemoryStats.UsedPhysical>0</MemoryStats.UsedPhysical>
<MemoryStats.PeakUsedPhysical>0</MemoryStats.PeakUsedPhysical>
<MemoryStats.UsedVirtual>0</MemoryStats.UsedVirtual>
<MemoryStats.PeakUsedVirtual>0</MemoryStats.PeakUsedVirtual>
<MemoryStats.bIsOOM>0</MemoryStats.bIsOOM>
<MemoryStats.OOMAllocationSize>0</MemoryStats.OOMAllocationSize>
<MemoryStats.OOMAllocationAlignment>0</MemoryStats.OOMAllocationAlignment>
<MapName>ZEF_World</MapName>
<GameMode>SwGameMode_C_2147482485</GameMode>
<PlayerLocation>X=37746.844 Y=-2677.152 Z=-10482.577</PlayerLocation>
<PlayerOrientation>P=0.000000 Y=0.775845 R=0.000000</PlayerOrientation>
<LoadoutFlags>7880417</LoadoutFlags>
<UpgradeFlags>28730655227</UpgradeFlags>
<TimeOfCrash>637612875940370000</TimeOfCrash>
<EpicAccountId />
<UserName />
<PlatformFullName> [Windows 10 64b]</PlatformFullName>
</RuntimeProperties>
<PlatformProperties>
<PlatformIsRunningWindows>1</PlatformIsRunningWindows>
<PlatformCallbackResult>0</PlatformCallbackResult>
</PlatformProperties>
</FGenericCrashContext>

Its a shame I cant play this game with out crashing because I have really enjoyed it.

[SquaremelonJ · Accepted solution]

Got a blue screen, turns out the issue was a corrupted windows file :/

[Rotblut]

Hey @SquaremelonJ,

did you update your Nvida GeForce GTX 1660 Ti driver?

[SquaremelonJ]

Yes

[SquaremelonJ · Accepted solution]

Got a blue screen, turns out the issue was a corrupted windows file :/