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AtrophyFX's avatar
6 years ago

Crashing A LOT! PC - APEX

Hi

Just want to make a note that i'm getting crashed out almost every game. I've tried the various fixes out there for this but still seems to be an issue. I'm reporting various others in game complaining of this.  Error code:net. then occasionally a different error. I'd played fine up until a few days ago so somethings changed. Anyone else experiencing this?

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  • EA_Kent's avatar
    EA_Kent
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    6 years ago

    Hey @AtrophyFX

    What sort of troubleshooting have you had a chance to try so far? I don't want to suggest anything that you've already gone through on your side. 

    Also, when you have a chance can you gather a DxDiag for me and attach it to this thread? You can find more info on how to pull up the DxDiag over at the EA Help website

    /Kent

  • Hi Kent

    I've cleared startup overlays, ran as admin, repaired the install, reinstalled origin. My network is fine. 

    here's my dxdiag.

  • EA_Kent's avatar
    EA_Kent
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    6 years ago

    Got it, thanks! Would you mind running a UO Trace for me when you've got a chance? That will give us a detailed look at the connection between your home network and the servers, so if there's anything happening along the way we should be able to see it. 

    For more info on how to run the UO Trace check out the connection troubleshooting article over at the EA Help website. The results of the test will show your IP address, so if you would prefer sending the results to me in a private message that's totally fine. 

    /Kent

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    EA_Kent
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    6 years ago

    Got it, thanks! Looking at the trace results there's one thing in particular that stands out. For the most part the average ping stays pretty low throughout the trace, but if you look at the column for the best/worst ping there is quite a difference between the lowest and highest numbers. This starts at the very first hop and continues all throughout the trace. This disparity in the best/worst ping can point to instability in the connection.

    The first hop is your own home router/modem. If there's instability happening from the beginning of the trace it may point to an issue within the network itself. Were you testing this on a wifi connection, or were you using a cable? If you were using wifi, that may be the culprit. Using a cable is always recommended, if possible. 

    /Kent