Early Exit Trap - Consisten Crashes

[DenOfWulf]

UPDATED SOLUTION: If you have done ALL of the below and you have intel i7/9 13/14gen CPU then this MIGHT work for you.

Step 1. Change power settings to “Power Saver” mode and test. If this works, congratulations.
Step 2. Go into BIOS and underclock your CPU (if you do not know how to do this PLEASE watch videos/read guides or go to your local computer repair shop for help) - test

A combination of underclocking and leaving my power settings in “Power Saver” has “fixed” my issue.

This likely means your CPU is damaged, though. Feel free to research ways to test your CPU and determine if you want to replace it or continue using the lower-performing settings.

What is the issue you’re having?

FiveM crashes with “Early Exit Trap” - all servers

What have you tried already to fix the issue?

Cleared Cache
Cleared Temp
Cleared Prefetch
Tried Release/Beta/Canary Builds
Reinstall FiveM
Reinstall GTA
Uninstalled Logitech G Hub
Uninstalled Razer software
Uninstalled ShareX
Turned off Discord/Steam/Nvidia overlays
Add FiveM/GTA to exception list in Antivirus Bitdefender
Disabled Bitdefender entirely
Flashed BIOS
Adjust PL1/PL2 for CPU

Turned settings all the way down

What server did you get this issue on?

ProdigyRP Allowlist, ProdigyRP Public, FractureRP

Windows version

Windows 11 Version 10.0.26100 Build 26100

System specifications

RTX 4090 (MSI)
Intel i9-14900K
PRO Z790-P WIFI (MS-7E06)
64GB DDR5 T-Force

Antivirus software

Bitdefender Total Security

CitizenFX crash zip file (‘Save information’ on a crash)

CfxCrashDump_2025_06_17_18_28_21.zip (1.79 MB)

Log files

CfxCrashDump_2025_06_17_18_28_21.zip (1.79 MB)

Additional comments

Roleplay is not playable with state of crashes. Can anyone please provide insight.

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[DenOfWulf]

@DenOfWulf

Step 1. Change power settings to “Power Saver” mode and test. If this works, congratulations.
Step 2. Go into BIOS and underclock your CPU (if you do not know how to do this PLEASE watch videos/read guides or go to your local computer repair shop for help) - test

A combination of underclocking and leaving my power settings in “Power Saver” has “fixed” my issue.

This likely means your CPU is damaged, though. Feel free to research ways to test your CPU and determine if you want to replace it or continue using the lower-performing settings.

Solution posted at top of topic.