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Over the past few weeks I have been have this infuriating message come up in my game and lost many a point. Finally, yesterday out of shear frustration I started to check all my cable modem wire connections by unscrewing them and then reattaching. Guess what. One freaking cable connection just separated in my hand. I replaced it and have not had the message to come back since. Hope this helps someone else.
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Re: There is a problem with your connection
I've been getting that message a lot recently. You've inspired me to give my cables a visual inspection, but I don't believe that's my problem since it only happens sometimes and when it does happen it comes in groups of like 5-10 back to back. -
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Another thing I tried was to turn of cable modem, turn off router, turn off cpu. Wait 20 seconds, turn on cable modem, wait for 4 blinking lights, turn on router, wait for about 5 seconds, turn on computer. Go to command line, start, run, cmd. At the command prompt type ipconfig /release then type ipconfig /renew. This is supposed to release your old ip address and reacquire a new one. Might be of help in your case. Won't hurt anything.Comment
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Re: There is a problem with your connection
a case of answering your own question?Comment
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Re: There is a problem with your connection
I get this a lot. I believe it to be hardware failure. Whenever it happens the modem loses connectivity. I'm currently working on having the modem replaced. It's almost always hardware related from what I've read.Comment
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Re: There is a problem with your connection
I've been getting it loads recently too.
Mine seems to happen more when first loading a map.
But usually happens when ive just got in from work and cold booted my pc (coz its been off all day) but my router is on 24/7.
It'll load a map - fine - choose a kit and then up pops 'you have a problem with your connection', then kicks me out. If i try and load the same map the same thing will happen. Try and load a new map and the same thing.
The only way round it i have found (but not sure if it actually does anything), is to turn off pc. Restart router, wait till connected, then re-start pc and all is fine!
Yet sometimes its fine and i can load a map no probs!!
WIERD.........yes..........proper solution............no
BF2 being buggy.............YES!!!!!!!!
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