We recommend Malwarebytes Anti-Malware for removing such software from your system. Sometimes BE might block malware/adware/PUP files, which can cause problems such as being unable to find or connect to servers in-game. Googling the name of the blocked file can help find out what is actually behind it.Malware that modifies system or game files can cause such issues when BE is enabled. Scan your system with up-to-date anti-virus and anti-malware software.Check your system files for corruptions and possibly repair them by following these guides: and.
To fix them download and install the following update from Microsoft. Your system’s root certificates might be broken/corrupted.
Otherwise click “Edit…” and grant the “SYSTEM” user full access. In the group/user list select the “SYSTEM” entry and check if it has full access. Check if your game directory’s file permissions are broken by doing the following: Right-click on your game directory (in Windows Explorer), select “Properties” and go to the “Security” tab.Pirated copies might no longer be supported by the latest BE version. Ensure that you have a legitimate copy of Windows.Ensure that there is no d3d9.dll, dxgi.dll or dsound.dll file in your game directory.Make sure that BEService.exe in your BE Service directory (usually “C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\BattlEye”) is not blocked by your firewall in any way.Otherwise please check the following list of solutions: In that case you don’t need to worry about any bad consequences such as getting banned. BE’s protection is quite strict, which might cause it to block certain files which are not essential for playing the game. If these messages don’t cause any issues with your game you can just ignore them (note that in-game kicks are not related to them). If a file is blocked it means that the game process tried to load them, which is the reason BE is checking them. They also don’t mean that BE is looking at files on your system that are unrelated to the game. What’s wrong and do I risk getting banned?įirst of all, no, you won’t risk getting banned for any of these messages. My BE Launcher window shows “ Blocked loading of file: …” messages. We might decide to kick (not ban) you at some point for using a specific program (such as macro tools), but that won’t automatically flag you as a cheater.
For example, non-cheat overlays and visual enhancement tools like Reshade or SweetFX are generally supported unless desired otherwise by the game developers (the latter two are currently blocked in PUBG, Fortnite and Islands of Nyne).
Otherwise you don’t need to worry about getting banned. Generally we only ever ban for the use of actual cheats/hacks or components of such hacks which are designed to intentionally bypass BE’s protection. I’m using the software XY while playing my game with BE enabled, is it allowed or can I get banned for it? “C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Destiny 2\battleye”) and double-click the “Install_BattlEye.bat” file to install BE. To fix this please go to the “BattlEye” folder in your game directory (e.g. This is happening because you permanently declined BE installation by clicking “Do not ask me again.” in the BE Launcher window previously. When connecting to a BE-enabled server I get kicked with a request to restart my game. If you get this error on Windows 7 please make sure the system is fully up-to-date or install the following update specifically.
When launching the game I get a “Failed to initialize BattlEye Service: Driver Load Error (577).” error.ĭue to new driver signing requirements Windows systems now need to support SHA-2 signatures to be able to load the BE driver.