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  • ZackAttack2005

    #16
    Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

    and yet, bf2 does not work right until IPv6 is turned off...

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    • TheButler208

      #17
      Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

      thats because if it was on, you simply wouldn't be able to ping the computer next to you. Nothing uses IPv6 yet.

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      • Nomgle

        #18
        Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

        Originally posted by ZackAttack2005
        and yet, bf2 does not work right until IPv6 is turned off...
        That's not true - BF2 works perfectly with IPv6 enabled, because it's an IPv4 application.

        They're two seperate things - they both run in tandem, and your IPv4 applications use the IPv4 stack, and your IPv6 applications use the IPv6 stack. Unless your Router or ISP supports IPv6 (which neither do), then you aren't using it anyway :)

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        • Stormy{CAN}
          Member
          • Apr 2007
          • 958

          #19
          Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

          Originally posted by ZackAttack2005
          v
          Unlike Windows XP, IPv6 in Windows Vista and Windows Server “Longhorn” cannot be uninstalled. To disable IPv6 on a specific connection, you can do

          [snip]
          Nice registry hack. But why do things the hard way? All you need to do is stop the IPv6 service(s) and uninstall it in Network Properties,



          A whole lot easier than messing in the registry.

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          • ZackAttack2005

            #20
            Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

            Originally posted by Nomgle
            That's not true - BF2 works perfectly with IPv6 enabled, because it's an IPv4 application.

            They're two seperate things - they both run in tandem, and your IPv4 applications use the IPv4 stack, and your IPv6 applications use the IPv6 stack. Unless your Router or ISP supports IPv6 (which neither do), then you aren't using it anyway :)
            I just reinstalled it in compatibility mode, doesnt work, doesnt even start. I reinstalled it again in regular mode, started it up, played and it worked good for about 5 minutes until it started stuttering and lagging. i tried 3 different servers, i had less than a 30 ping. I went into the registry and turned off IPv6 and guess what, no more lagging or stuttering, i played 3 rounds without a bit of lag. you cant tell me that IPv6 doesnt have anything to do with that, unless you just have issues or want to argue with me

            Originally posted by Stormy{CAN}
            Nice registry hack. But why do things the hard way? All you need to do is stop the IPv6 service(s) and uninstall it in Network Properties,



            A whole lot easier than messing in the registry.
            Yeah, that doesnt disable everything, i think it even says so in the website that i linked to up above. there are still tunnel interfaces of some sort running and it still gives problems when i play bf2, until i disable it all in the registry

            In fact, this is from that website
            Unlike Windows XP, IPv6 in Windows Vista and Windows Server “Longhorn” cannot be uninstalled. To disable IPv6 on a specific connection, you can do the following:


            In the Network Connections folder, obtain properties of the connection and clear the check box next to the Internet Protocol version 6 (TCP/IPv6) component in the list under This connection uses the following items. This method disables IPv6 on your LAN interfaces and connections, but does not disable IPv6 on tunnel interfaces or the IPv6 loopback interface.

            To selectively disable Pv6 components and configure behaviors for IPv6 in Windows Vista, create and configure the following registry value (DWORD type):
            http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...uy/cg1005.mspx

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            • Nomgle

              #21
              Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

              Originally posted by ZackAttack2005
              I just reinstalled it in compatibility mode, doesnt work, doesnt even start. I reinstalled it again in regular mode, started it up, played and it worked good for about 5 minutes until it started stuttering and lagging. i tried 3 different servers, i had less than a 30 ping. I went into the registry and turned off IPv6 and guess what, no more lagging or stuttering, i played 3 rounds without a bit of lag. you cant tell me that IPv6 doesnt have anything to do with that, unless you just have issues or want to argue with me
              And in contrast to that, BF2 works perfectly for me in Vista x64, as-is. I haven't disabled IPv6, nor am I running either BF2 or it's setup in Compatibility Mode - everything JustWorks™

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              • ZackAttack2005

                #22
                Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

                it worked for me as well just fine in x64, im talking about in 32bit, maybe other people arent having the same problem, but i have a problem and disabling ipv6 fixes that problem

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                • duggerh2001@yahoo.com

                  #23
                  Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

                  Well I did it and it works fine.Evrything at default.

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                  • ElliottC666

                    #24
                    Re: Noob (upgrading to Vista)

                    I am also running Vista Ultimate 64bit and im having the same lag issues with BF2. I haven't tried disabling IPv6 bit i will definitely try it. This lag is doing my head in!! I'll let you know how it all goes.

                    to Zackattack2005 -

                    Could you give me a step by step guide on how to create this new registry thing. I know how to get into regedit, i just get a little lost after that. Cheers!

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