PUBG Support lists more than a dozen anti-cheat error code ranges, each with its own cause: unsupported programs, GPU overclocking or monitoring tools, ReShade, BattlEye, missing system files or simply an outdated game. If PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS crashes or refuses to start on your PC, which code did you get and what actually fixed it?
Video: “Xeno Point: Hell Gameplay Trailer | PUBG”, official PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS channel, November 11, 2026 (10:00 AM Paris time), 1 min 06. Mode trailer, not a technical tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tsCxls_Hi8
What PUBG Support says (read on November 12, 2026):
- Codes 510 to 512 are linked to GPU overclocking or to system monitoring programs: back to default settings and remove that kind of software.
- A Dxgi.dll error means a program that modifies the game’s graphics, such as ReShade, is running: it is not allowed.
- 106, 240-244, 300-318, 501-503: an unsupported program or antivirus runs alongside the game. 200-209 and 220-222: missing Windows system files (System File Checker). D00-D06: the game is not up to date.
- “BattlEye: Corrupted Data” [25] or a BattlEye service that will not start: delete the BattlEye folder in TslGame\Win64, then verify the game files on Steam.
- Crash dumps are in %localappdata%\TslGame\Saved\Crashes; PUBG Support asks for them, with a DxDiag report, in tickets.
Questions for players:
- Which error code or message did you get (exact code, or a crash with no message)?
- Was an overclock (CPU, RAM or GPU), MSI Afterburner/RivaTuner or another monitoring overlay involved? Did going back to default settings stop the crashes?
- ReShade or another graphics tool: did removing it fix the Dxgi.dll error?
- BattlEye: did deleting the BattlEye folder and verifying the files work, or did you need a full clean reinstall (TslGame folder in %localappdata% included)?
- Windows 10 or Windows 11: did a pending Windows update or a clean graphics driver reinstall make the difference?
Please share your CPU, GPU, RAM, driver version, Windows version and what you changed. No cheats, game file edits or unauthorized programs: PUBG’s anti-cheat rules apply.
Full step-by-step guide with PUBG Support’s official fixes (all error codes, BattlEye, crash after the logo, clean reinstall): https://tricknfix.com/articles/pubg-battlegrounds-pc-crash-not-launching-anti-cheat-error-codes-battleye-krafton-official-fixes/
Version française du guide : https://tricknfix.com/fr/actualites/pubg-battlegrounds-pc-crash-not-launching-anti-cheat-error-codes-battleye-krafton-official-fixes/
Sources (PUBG Support, read November 12, 2026):
PUBG is not starting/launching due to the new anti-cheat solution. (updated November 9, 2026): https://support.pubg.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010914014-PUBG-is-not-starting-launching-due-to-the-new-anti-cheat-solution
GENERAL CRASHING AND PERFORMANCE GUIDE (updated November 10, 2026): https://support.pubg.com/hc/en-us/articles/900002196723-GENERAL-CRASHING-AND-PERFORMANCE-GUIDE
Error - [25] BattlEye: Corrupted Data (updated November 10, 2026): https://support.pubg.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034901793-Error-25-BattlEye-Corrupted-Data-please-perform-a-clean-game-reinstall
Game keeps crashing (dump files, updated October 26, 2026): https://support.pubg.com/hc/en-us/articles/360045256253-Game-keeps-crashing
Image: official PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS screenshot (Steam store page), © KRAFTON, Inc.