News: Are you experiencing the annoying “Error Code TFAV0012 – Internal Anti-Cheat Integrity Check Failed” when trying to play the final game? Dealing with anti-cheat errors can seriously hamper your gaming enjoyment. Thankfully, there are practical solutions to solve this problem and get you back to your gaming adventures quickly without any hassle. This article will go over the steps to resolve the Endgame error code TFAV0012, arming you with the necessary information to overcome this obstacle and quickly resume your gaming session.
Disable third-party crosshair software
The TFAV0012 error code in the ending may be triggered by the game’s anti-cheat system identifying third-party crosshair software as cheating. Try disabling any crosshair software to resolve the anti-cheat integrity check failure and enable smooth gameplay.
First, make sure any third-party cross-platform applications are completely closed. Check your system tray next to the clock on your taskbar to make sure the software isn’t running in the background. If necessary, uninstall the crosshair software using the ‘Add or Remove Programs’ feature in Windows Settings.
Fix a simple anti-fraud service
Sometimes the TFAV0012 error can be caused by a simple anti-fraud service. Debugging this service can resolve the internal anti-cheat check failure, enabling smooth play of the final game.
Follow the steps below to repair the Easy Anti-Fraud service.
1. Go to the last installation directory.
2. Find the Simple Anti-Cheat folder in the game’s installation files.
3. Run the EasyAntiCheat_Setup.exe file as administrator.
4. Select ‘Repair Service’ and allow the process to complete.
5. Restart your computer.
6. Try restarting the game to see the updates.
Edit registry settings
Correcting incorrect registry settings may resolve the TFAV0012 error. However, it’s important to approach registry updates with caution, as incorrect changes can lead to system problems.
To change registry settings:
1. Press Win + R, type “regedit” and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
2. Go to the special key recommended by The Finals support for anti-cheat repair.
3. Adjust the values according to the official instructions.
4. Close the Registry Editor and restart your computer to apply the changes.
Be very careful when making changes in the registry and it is advisable to follow the instructions provided by the game’s official support to ensure correct modifications.
Enable secure boot in system bios
Enabling Secure Boot is a measure taken to ensure that your system uses manufacturer-trusted firmware to help resolve security-related errors.
Follow the steps below to enable Secure Boot.
1. Restart your computer and access the BIOS settings. You can enter the BIOS several times during the boot process by pressing a certain key (common keys include F2, F10, F12, ESC or DEL, depending on the manufacturer of your computer).
2. In the BIOS, find the ‘Boot’ or ‘Security’ tab, which may vary depending on your BIOS version.
3. In the given tab, find the ‘Secure Boot’ option and change the setting to ‘Enabled’.
4. Save the changes you made and exit BIOS Setup.
5. Your system will reboot, and Secure Boot will be enabled.
Please note that BIOS settings may vary between manufacturers and motherboard models, so the exact steps and option names may vary. See your device’s documentation or manufacturer’s website for specific instructions specific to your system.
Disable Dtrace and remove Dtrace from your system
DTrace is a performance analysis and troubleshooting tool that can conflict with certain applications. Disabling or uninstalling it may resolve related issues.
To disable DTrace:
1. Open Command Prompt as administrator.
2. Enter the command: `bcdedit /set dtrace OFF`
To uninstall DTrace:
1. Open the ‘Add or Remove Programs’ utility on your computer.
2. Find DTrace in the list of installed programs and select it.
3. Choose to uninstall DTrace from your system.
Restart your computer after disabling or uninstalling DTrace. Check if the endpoints run without getting the TFAV0012 error.
Close all third party applications
Third-party apps running concurrently with games can cause performance issues and cause error codes like TFAV0012. Closing these apps can resolve conflicts and improve game performance. Here’s how you can do it:
1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
2. In the Task Manager window, go to the “Processes” or “Details” tab (depending on your version of Windows).
3. Identify unnecessary or potentially conflicting programs running in the background.
4. Right-click on these programs and select “End task” or “End process” to close them.
Make sure to close only non-essential programs or those that you suspect may conflict with the game. After closing these apps, restart them and check if the TFAV0012 error is resolved.
Enable SVM/VM in system BIOS
Enabling Secure Virtual Machine (SVM) mode in your BIOS is essential to use virtualization features, which can help resolve issues with games and applications that require virtualization support.
Follow these steps to enable SVM mode:
1. Restart your computer and access the BIOS settings. This typically involves pressing a specific key (such as F2, F10, F12, DEL, or ESC) during boot, depending on the manufacturer of your computer.
2. After entering BIOS setup, go to CPU configuration or similar settings which may vary depending on your BIOS version.
3. Find ‘SVM’, ‘Virtualization Technology (VT-x)’ or something similar that indicates virtualization support.
4. Enable it by selecting this option or changing the setting to ‘Enabled’.
5. Save the changes you made and exit BIOS Setup.
6. Your system will reboot in SVM mode enabled.
Note that BIOS settings may vary between manufacturers and motherboard models. The specific location and designation of options may vary. Consult your device’s documentation or manufacturer’s website for specific instructions tailored to your system.
Check the integrity of the final game files
Verifying the integrity of game files can solve problems caused by corrupted or missing files that can cause the TFAV0012 error code. This process ensures that all necessary files are properly installed and updated.
Open your game client (eg, Steam) to verify game file integrity. Go to your library and right click on The Finals. Select ‘Properties’ and go to the ‘Local Files’ tab. Click on ‘Verify game files’ and allow the process to complete. Once it’s done, restart the game to check if the error persists.
Uninstall the last ones and install it again.
If none of the above solutions work, uninstalling and reinstalling the latter will ensure a fresh and clean installation, which may resolve the TFAV0012 error code.
To do this, uninstall the latter through the game client or ‘Add or Remove Programs’. Delete leftover files in the game’s installation directory. Restart the computer, install the game again and check the error.
If none of the above solutions help, your last resort is to contact the support team for the final race. Provide the error code and any other relevant information to help you resolve the issue.
It can be frustrating to encounter the TFAV0012 error code while playing the ending, but with the right solutions, you can overcome this hurdle. By following the steps mentioned in this article, you can resolve the internal anti-cheat scan check failure and enjoy your hassle-free gaming session. Remember to try each solution carefully and contact the support team if necessary. Good game!
Questions to be asked
Q: What factors determine the duration of Easy Anti-Fraud Service?
A: The repair time for Simple Anti-Fraud Service depends on the performance of your computer. Overall, it’s a quick process, usually completed within a few minutes.
Q: What if there is no ‘Secure Boot’ option in my BIOS settings?
A: The absence of the ‘Secure Boot’ option in the BIOS may indicate a lack of support in your computer or motherboard. If this happens, you can skip this and move forward with the other troubleshooting steps.
Q: Will reloading Finals affect my game progress?
A: Reinstalling finished games should not affect your game performance if you keep your game files and game data. To be safe, consider backing up your game before reinstalling.