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12 years ago

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Battlefield 3: you were disconnected from EA online (1

So I'd like to know, what's wrong with this. I can join server and play normally. After 1-15 minutes playing my game shuts down and battlelog says "you were disconnected from EA online ⚽". I have opened ports, I have ran my PC and BF3 in DMZ mode, I have disabled anti virus, but it's not working. Good side here is: I can play without any problems, if there's not another computer connected to internet via same modem and router. So I'd like to know, why does that another computer make my game fall down. If I can find a solution here, I'd at least like to know if this porblem will come up same way with BF4. Because I was planning to buy that game for PC, until this problem came out around 12 days ago.

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Carbonic
12 years ago
Well, perhaps the laptop has a poorly configured program that takes all the internet. It could be something like a faulty network card or a torrent program configured badly with too many connections allowed. If I was you I would look into what exactly throws you off.

If QoS is off, I would turn it on.

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Carbonic
Hero+
12 years ago
As I said in your other thread. It's some sort of odd error in your network it seems. Tried restarting your routers / modems? Also, you might want to look at your upnp settings in your router/modem and turn it off/on to see if that helps.
PandanPallero
12 years ago
Router and modem restarted, upnp disabled = disconnect even faster. And I couldn't keep upnp disabled all the time since it affects to wireless printer (?).
PandanPallero
12 years ago
Well, it seems there is no solution to this problem, so could you tell me if this is something, which will spread to rest of EA games I have or I will buy? Like and I going to suffer from this **bleep** in BF4 aswell?
PandanPallero
12 years ago
am I going to suffer*
Carbonic
Hero+
12 years ago
Well, something is causing problems on your network. Is it a specific device that also uses the internet that causes it? like a specific computer or something, or doesn't it matter what you connect? Also, you might want to play a bit with the router settings, it could also be QoS related, if you have an option to turn that on/off.
PandanPallero
12 years ago
Well, I think that iPad doesn't affect it, but laptop does. Third computer we've is using another modem.
PandanPallero
12 years ago
And yes, I can disable QoS. But it is already disabled. 😕mileysurprised:
Carbonic
Hero+
12 years ago
Well, perhaps the laptop has a poorly configured program that takes all the internet. It could be something like a faulty network card or a torrent program configured badly with too many connections allowed. If I was you I would look into what exactly throws you off.

If QoS is off, I would turn it on.
PandanPallero
12 years ago
Ok, well the QoS didn't help me, anyway I don't know how it works so I used automatic settings. Laptop has around 10 tabs opened in mozilla but it still affects my gaming even if no browsers were opened. I can go check out it's internet use from the laptop itself, but already router tells, that laptop has ~250 UDP sessions opened, while tabs are open. So I don't know if mozilla could have 250 UDP's opened or is it something else. I can go check it.
PandanPallero
12 years ago
There was torrent opened. and I think it was the program stressing network. I try launching bf3 now.