As of right now both games are currently loading. Here's what we were able to determine. Battleeye must have updated, and in doing so conflicted with Fraps, we also suspect there were several programs that weren't getting through Windows Firewall. I have both games loaded, and manually entered the games and their Battleeye counterparts through the firewall, as well as removed Fraps from the computer.

As of right now both games are currently loading. Here's what we were able to determine. Battleeye must have updated, and in doing so conflicted with Fraps, we also suspect there were several programs that weren't getting through Windows Firewall. I have both games loaded, and manually entered the games and their Battleeye counterparts through the firewall, as well as removed Fraps from the computer.

CLOSED WITH NO RESOLUTION

CLOSED WITH NO RESOLUTION

This issue is most likely a result of the anniversary update. I didn't have the issue prior to noticing the update was on the computer. Either that or a result of the most recent Nvidia drivers, which came out on the same day. I have rolled back the drivers for Nvidia to no effect on the crash.

I usually have startup parameters selected, but have removed everything due to this issue. And yes, only Arma 3 and DayZ are currently affected. All other games work perfectly fine.

Upon re-install of DayZ, I tried loading the game, received the same crash, and no error files were created, the game eventually shut itself down.

I cannot for some reason upload the mdmp files. But they are being created in the folder. I currently have the game uninstalled and am re-installing it since there has been no progress in resolving this issue all day (my time). I can try again in the AM to see if I can get those files to upload.

Updated the DirectX with the file you provided and had the same result.

In %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Arma 3 there are only files similar to the one I posted above.

Yes, I have tried all the solutions posted in the https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Unusual_process_exit#0xC0000005_-_ACCESS_VIOLATION