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What kind of internet connection you use and what router/network card do you have? I strongly recommend to disable any firewall/antivirus software and close not all necessary applications in the background. I guess you already powercycled your router?
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Basti
- 12 years ago
I use my Linksys Cisco AE2500 Wireless Network Adapter (USB) and it connets to a router issued by my ISP (PLDT). My connection is 10mbps down, 1 mbps up. I always powercycle it if my other usually connection-reliable games start screwing around or if my speed isn't 10mbps. Powercycling does nothing to address this issue. Windows Firewall is off, kaspersky firewall is on but I added everything related to battlefield and origin to the exclusion, I also ticked all the boxes making it COMPLETELY ignore the game. It ignores all actions, it ignores all network traffic (doesn't monitor or fiddle with them), that kind of stuff.
I traced the issued router (since it was rebranded) to the original model which is a ProLink Hurricane 504AN. (PLDT calls it SpeedSurf 5004AN)
- 12 years ago
Also, do I need to do anything with QoS Settings? Any program that prioritizes game traffic you know of?
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