Origin Client Terminated Error
I bought Fifa 20 about 2 days ago and installed it on my windows 10 PC. But whenever I load the game, it shows "Fifa 20 is closing because of origin client being terminated". I tried finding fixes on other forums and YouTube but none of them have worked for me. I know for sure that this error is not because of windows media player because the game loads until the personal settings page.
I tried by deleting the file in the app data and program data (excluding the local content file).
I also tried changing the origin settings.
I tried reinstalling Fifa 20
I tried reinstalling origin
I tried restarting the PC
I also reset my entire PC and downloaded the game again.
Lastly, I also lowered the UAC settings
However, none of these solutions worked for me. Also, after I deleted the app data and program data file, the game seemed to load past the start screen but when I started a match, it closed like usual. My PC meets the system requirements so that can't be an issue
Any help given will be highly appreciated
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aahaan77 replied to Origin Client Terminated Error
Thanks for your response and help
However, the problem still persists even though I followed the process mentioned by you.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can do to fix this problem.
Another, thing you may want to note is that when I chose 60 fps or No limit on fps in settings, I could play both online and offline games but the game was very very laggy and the time was passing in the match as if it was a 90 min match. When I set it to 30 fps, I could do training drills and practice arena but once a match began, the game showed orient client terminated error.
5:30 pm, June 4, 2020 Technical Issues
EA_Cade replied to Origin Client Terminated Error
Hiya @aahaan77
Can you run through these steps please:
- Close Origin completely by right clicking the Origin system tray icon and selecting Exit.
- Make sure that Origin is up-to-date - you can download it here.
- Make sure Time/Date is correctly set on the PC.
- Reset Internet Explorer Settings (even if you don't use IE, Origin does).
- Untick the options in the LAN Settings.
- Clear Origin Cache Data.
- Reset the Windows Host File.
- Reboot your computer.
- Flush DNS.
Then please let me know if this continues?
5:00 pm, June 4, 2020 Technical Issues
