Re: Code: wheel, leaf, net.

@buckhead09 
Code net,leaf, wheel means you're having connectivity issues to EA servers.

Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do to fix the issue on your side. You need to wait for EA to deploy a hotfix on their servers, which would solve the issue. Still, you may restart your computer/console and your router.. it may solve the issue...

According to EA support, code:net happens when your connection to Apex servers expired or when the server stopped responding to your requests. This is a server-side issue, not a client-side one.
According to EA support, code leaf happens when the server never answered us when we asked if it could connect. […] The vast majority of players reporting the error are getting code:leaf. This means the backend created a match, our servers successfully talked to one another, we sent users there, and the player never got an answer from that new server.
According to EA support, code wheel happens when the server never answered us when we asked if it could connect. […] The vast majority of players reporting the error are getting code:wheel. This means the backend created a match, our servers successfully talked to one another, we sent users there, and the player never got an answer from that new server.

Meanwhile it would be in your best interest to check your equipment used to connect to the internet. I've had a various amount of issues back in 2019 and the easiest way that my problem was resolved was to get rid of my ISP's Trash Router, and purchace my own that fit my plan. And i have not had issues since.

Still doesn't explain why it works on the PS4 and not on my PC.. that tells me there's nothing wrong with the router or internet. Either my PC is blocking something or something is up with the servers.

Also you need some type of cancel button added when trying to load in. Takes a second if it works and about 2 mins if it doesnt and there's nothing you can do besides restarting the game 

@buckhead09 

Thanks for giving it a shot. 

There are a couple other things I'd like to try. First, have you tried setting a different DNS in Windows to see if that makes any difference? 

You can set a different DNS through the Windows TCP/IP Settings. For more info on how to get there check out the Microsoft Support website. Choosing the Manual option will let you enter a DNS of your choosing. I usually go with the public Google DNS (Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8; Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4), but I've also heard from a few people who have mentioned the Cloudflare DNS resolver has helped (Primary DNS: 1.1.1.1). 

If you're able to give that a shot please let me know how it goes. 

So I have gotten a VPN and this seems to have solved the issue. 

@buckhead09 

Thanks for following up!

If it doesn't happen when you're running a VPN there might be an issue at one of the nodes in between your home network and the servers. It may be best to reach out to your ISP and see if they're aware of any issues. 

EA-Server suck!

I got the same Problem but I already have it for 6 months now.

Its so frustrating.