Anticheat Compatibility with Windows Insider builds
We cannot provide assurance that the Anti-Cheat will function optimally with Windows Insider builds. When utilizing a Windows Insider build, there may arise certain complications, such as the Anti-Cheat being unable to initiate or sporadic system crashes (including blue screens).
If you happen to be utilizing one of these builds, we recommend reverting to a stable version of Windows in order to ensure the optimal performance and overall experience.
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