Titanfall 2 - Getting an 0x887A0005 DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED

[NickleTin]

I'll start trying that but I don't think repairing has done anything so far.  Also, just tried playing campaign and I got the same issue when I tried to respawn after dying.

[NickleTin]

I disabled my anti-virus and got four games in a row without crashing.  Resetting my video options to default stopped it for three games the first time I tried it, but 0 the next time. I kinda doubt there's much correlation there but I figured I'd bring it up.  I'm also now getting harassed by Origin about cloud data desyncs or something.  Every time I close the game (read: it crashes), it asks me if I want to upload local data or use online cloud data - I have no idea what prompted this or how to make it go away either.

[CORVUS917]

I've been getting the exact same problem about new messages regarding cloud desyncs too, and that only started once I added an exclusion to all of my Origin games and Origin itself in my antivirus. Funny enough, I only decided to do that because I had a separate problem where my antivirus was disabling Origin overlay in the Titanfall 2 store. While the antivirus exclusion seems to have worked to fix the overlay, it did nothing to fix my crashes.

Incidentally, do you use avast for your antivirus like I do?

[CORVUS917]

Okay, turns out the solution for the cloud data conflict messages is simply to delete everything in your temp folder, restarting, then running Origin as administrator.

Just type %temp% in your start folder and delete all the contents you can. I recommend completely closing Origin first, and just skipping any files actively being used by other programs.

After you restart, just run Origin as admin, and the cloud data conflict messages should be gone.

[NickleTin]

Nope, I use Trend Micro.

[NickleTin]

Also deleting temp's content did nothing to fix the sync issue. =/

[NickleTin]

Sorry if this is a repost - webpage bugged out. Do you have the game installed on an external drive maybe? Cause I do, and that's given me random problems in the past with Skyrim and Overwatch that were fixed when I switched to my C: drive.

[CORVUS917]

Not quite. In my case, all of my Origin games are installed on my D: Drive.

[AlphaOne321]

I have the same problem and the same laptop... HMMMM...

[Magicmoon10]

So if we want to play titanfall without this error we have to repair the game every time Before or After openning titanfall? And after that will it work until we close the game again?