I also had issues, but it was when all my BF4 was stored internally. I switched everything to external and try to keep my internal below 70% full. Seemed to help with all my games.
YES! That finally worked for me! Thank You! I'm playing a Dragon's Teeth map right now. I've tried all the steps involved before except for changing the DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. The only question I have is will I have issues with other games with those DNS numbers?
@smiggyg i don't think so.
As this DNS Primary 8.8.8.8 and Secondary 8.8.4.4 are the ones from Google and as i know from PS4 too it should just keep your connection on Console better and more stable in general.
So it should not effect other games in a negative way. Otherwise you will know what you could try to take a look at.
Greets,
Travis
Hi @KSK_MEDIC
As this seemed to have solved it also for others with the same/similar issue and as all other things on your end seemed fine as we checked, i wanted to remind you again to also try this now if you haven't yet.
1. Change your DNS manually to (Primary) 8.8.8.8 and (Secondary) 8.8.4.4 [Those are the Google DNS settings, should keep the connection also better and more stable]
Clear alternate MAC address and restart console when prompted.
2. Go to settings > system > console info and select the option to reset your console while keeping your games and apps.
There is no need to reinstall the game or any of the DLC's. Just set up the console again, wait a while for your the Xbox to catch up with itself and then check again if it's working.
Greets,
Travis
Alright, after over 2 hours of doing this and losing a ton of saves and dlc, I had to reset the dns settings (factory reseting clears the changes you just made) and having to uninstall all the dlc (it said I needed to install them and reinstall) and reinstalling them and hard power cycling my Xbox 5 times it finally worked, so thanks
@KSK_MEDIC sry to hear you had so much trouble to get it all all running again, but glad that you said it worked out at the end. 🙌
Greets,
Travis
