AAAAANNNNNDDDDD..... I rebooted my computer today and magically now I can connect online again. Maybe it just needed a reboot after a new installation of Blitz?
I will re-post if any further problems but for now its all good.
AAAAANNNNNDDDDD..... I rebooted my computer today and magically now I can connect online again. Maybe it just needed a reboot after a new installation of Blitz?
I will re-post if any further problems but for now its all good.
It happened again...grrr.
But I "fixed" it again by rebooting my PC.
It seems maybe it has a connection problem in Blitz after I play a different online game first, without rebooting.
The original CLOD never did this. No other games do this to me either. Just Blitz.
At least I have a workaround for now. Hopefully this info might give some ideas to somebody (smarter than me) on how to fix it permanently.
Take a screenshot of this page in windows and post please.
Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections
ntwrk.jpg
If it's brown, shoot it down!
OK thanks for reply. Here is my screenshot. PS: it happened again today....after playing a different online game, then back to Blitz.
OOPs. OK try this one then:
Hi
That looks ok.
Just check that screen next time you struggle to connect to make sure there is not a virtual adapter that surfaces out of the blue.
If it's brown, shoot it down!
What if u just disconnect ur pc from the internet by pulling out the network cable (if wired), wait 60 seconds and then put it back in or disconnecting from ur network (if wireless), waiting 60 seconds and then reconnecting.
Might be quicker than a reboot.
System specs:
Gaming laptop: Metabox P750ZM, CPU Intel i7-4790K @ 4GHz, GTX 980m with 8Gb DDR5 VRAM, 16Gb Dual channel DDR3 RAM, 2 x Samsung EVO 840 500Gb SSDs, Win10 Home 64bit.
Gaming PC: MSI PRO Z690 WIFI DDR5 mobo, Intel i5 12600KF cpu, 32Gb Corsair DDR5 5200Mhz RAM, Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB M2 SSD, Corsair 850w psu, MSI RTX 3070 8GB vram vid card, Windows 10 Home 64bit.
Everytime I've had a connection issue it been a virtual network. Go to Control Panel - Devices and look at all network devices listed. Disable any virtual ones and try that.
After an update once, windows installed a virtual network that I hadn't had before. So I had to go and disable it. I also had VMware installedand the virtual network device for that interferes also.
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