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- invslex6 years agoNot applicable
For about a month, everything was working perfectly. Why should be now a problem?
- @invslex "I dont see any packet loss with my old modem from another isp i had in the past (0% packetloss)"
This is why it could be a problem.
But you can try to do the following:
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/connection-troubleshooting-basic/
And try to flush your dns by:
Open CMD (Admin) and type: “ipconfig /flushdns” (without the quotes).
Press enter. - invslex6 years agoNot applicable
@EzyHawkHey, ty for the answer. Both routers running on the same ISP. Both routers have the same "ISP Settings" on the setup, i hard reset the TP Link like 5 times and test it with the "ISP Settings" that they gave me, its been a week that start those massive packet loss. I dont have clue what else i can do about it. Tried to flashdns many times in the past aswell.
- invslex6 years agoNot applicable
UOTRACE RESULTS FROM THE TROUBLESHOOT ASWELL:
- The_Tibber6 years agoNot applicable
I do not know the longevity of this router, it may have over heated at some point causing reduced performance like other people have had.
and why would their be a problem now IF no settings have been changed on the router?
- invslex6 years agoNot applicable@The_Tibber I have no clue, it was on a table open and close to windows aswell, i have no idea if it got overheated.
- invslex6 years agoNot applicable
Anyone else?
- brickmortar6 years agoNew Adventurer
The packet loss stats on the load screen are not reliable ignore them if your fine while playing
- invslex6 years agoNot applicable
Well, it seems overall the router has the problem maybe something wrong with the specific one i got. Il return it back when the corona things pass away. Cant find any solution and tp link doesnt even respond to me.
- GoodFollow6 years agoNot applicable
Maybe there is something wrong with your settings. I think you have to reset it, or to perform a restart. This is pretty easy to do and sometimes it could fix your issues. To be honest, I've met that issue a lot of times and for the first time when I tried to fix it, I've lost a lot of time to understand how should I do that. But I was lucky enough to find this article, 192.168.1.1 about how to perform a restart and how to access the admin page. To be honest, I would never find out how to do that, more than that I was able to find a lot of useful tips that helped me a lot and now I have a stable connection. Try it too, I think you will fix your problem this way
- Atomic11106 years agoNot applicable@The_Tibber I made a post talking about exactly this here: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/Massive-packet-loss-and-high-ping/m-p/8897398#M68190
But nice job evading posts that explicitly provide all the details indicating a clear problem with the game and instead handpicking posts in which the problem can be blamed off on other things - invslex6 years agoNot applicable
After contacting EA Help, My ISP With a technician on my home to check the phone cables and lines, Tp Link, i didnt end up with a clear solution. All of them was out of ideas, so i guess its a hardware issue, but im sad cause for 2 months it was working good, with less ping than the old router that im getting nearly 90 Ms the past 2 weeks. Kinda sad, but im out of ideas anymore, made even a clean install of windows in case i messed something on registry/network (even if i had already reset it about 7 times).