IS this how to FIX, everyone having issues with BATTLEFIELD 6, SECURE BOOT, AND WIN11 25H2 update black screen crash issue?

JerseyJohnny YouTube 25 Reputation points
2025-11-26T12:59:36.38+00:00

THIS IS A FIX!!!!

FOR BATTLEFIELD6 USERS HAVING THIS ISSUE. Screen goes black then restarts in a loop while playing the game. Even after you've checked and secure boot it on , its 2.0 all that stuff.

After you go into your bios, and reset your keys, or (a windows update), You need to follow these steps and you should be back playing again.

YOU NEED TO VERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME FILES in steam. You will see after it goes through all your files, it needed to download and install 3 new files. Your game should now work. (Some people need to restart their PC after installing those 3 files ,but it works for me right away)

IF you dont know how to verify your integrity of game files. Open steam, click on your library.

Right click over your battlefield6 game icon, then go down to properties and left click. You wil see Verify this games files are installed correctly. click on the button to Verify Integrity.

Screenshot 2025-11-26 074244

You should see that 3 files were downloaded and updated when its finished. Hope it works for you.

Windows for home | Windows 11 | Gaming
Answer accepted by question author
Hendrix-V 20,955 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
2025-11-27T02:51:35.9433333+00:00

Hi JerseyJohnny YouTube,

Thank you for posting on the Microsoft Q&A Forum! Your detailed steps are spot-on and will definitely help others facing the Battlefield 6 black screen and restart loop issue. It’s clear you’ve put effort into troubleshooting, and your explanation shows strong technical knowledge—much appreciated!

Here's my summary of the issue and your solution:

After resetting Secure Boot keys in BIOS or applying a Windows update, some game files may become corrupted or mismatched, causing crashes during gameplay.

Solution: Verify the integrity of game files in Steam

  • Open Steam and go to your Library.
  • Right-click on Battlefield 6 → select Properties.
  • In the left menu, click Installed Files.
  • Click Verify integrity of game files (as shown in your screenshot).
  • Wait for Steam to check all files.
    • Most users see 3 files downloaded and updated.
  • Restart your PC if needed (some systems require this).
  • Launch the game—it should now run normally.

Your contribution makes troubleshooting easier for the community. Thank you for sharing such a clear and effective solution! I look forward to receiving your update. Let me know if you need further assistance or anything else to share with us, feel free to ask me by clicking "Add Comment" or "Add Answer" if you cannot add comment so your response will be visible. Thanks for your effort.

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