THis is pathetic, i can't play online because my ****in ports on my router won't let me and now i crash to the desktop when i want to play single player, this is ********. how the hell can i fix this
First erron on listenign socket now crashin to desktop in single player
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Re: First erron on listenign socket now crashin to desktop in single player
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Re: First erron on listenign socket now crashin to desktop in single player
lmfao sorry Lizzy that was funny.
Anyways. The router thing is easy to fix. Log into your Router Config and open the ports.
As for the CTD, do you have the latest sound, video, and motherboard drivers for your machine?Comment
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Re: First erron on listenign socket now crashin to desktop in single player
Question
'There was an error listening to a socket' when connecting online.
Answer
This error is typically due to an issue connecting to the game servers. This could be due to a number of circumstances, but typically is related to ports being blocked that are necessary for information to pass between your computer and the game servers.
1. Open the ports for Battlefield 2 through your firewall or router. You may also need to contact your internet service provider to be sure they have the ports opened on their end as well. The Battlefield 2 ports are listed below:
* UDP 27900, 29900, 29910, 27901, 55123, 55124, 55215, 16567.
* UDP range 1500-4999.
* TCP 80, 29900, 29901, 29920, 28910, 4711.
o Click here for information on configuring routers.
2. You should also make sure that you have configured your firewall or router so that the ports GameSpy uses are open as well.
* Click here to go to GameSpy's Firewall page.
3. If you are still experiencing the error, it may be due to a game setting that is interfering with your connection. You can reset the game settings by deleting the Battlefield 2 folder in the My Documents folder.
1. Open your My Documents folder.
2. Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
4. Check to make sure that you have the latest Battlefield 2 update installed.
* Click here to go to the Battlefield 2 Downloads page.
5. If all else fails, your version of PunkBuster may be conflicting with your connection. They have a number of troubleshooting FAQs to resolve PunkBuster issues.
* Click here to go to the PunkBuster Battlefield 2 FAQ page.Comment
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