disconnected from server

Maybe its your firewall? What antivirus do you run?

benoitlaveur wrote: »

Nah its not my anti virus or my firewall... because I ran the game with both off and still does the same thing... + Im not even getting answer from z8 games... They say they answer ur question within 24 hours.. Its been 4 days now and no answer.

that happens to me sometime (only like 2 a day ) but i think it could be your internet and or your computer that u need a better one.

I can't offer any advice on this but this has been happening alot more to myself and my clan members since the new patch, before the patch I hardly used to get any disconnecting. Now it's everyday, yesterday I logged in then got disconnected before even entering a room 5 times in a row.
I've double checked all my settings, I don't use any firewall, anti-virus or resident malware programs. My router is still the same with the ports open and my IP is in the DMZ.
So there has definately been some kind of connection change happen with this patch, even if others don't have any problems. If I find any kind of fix I will post it asap.

OK, well I've been playing alot today and so far I haven't been disconnected once. So maybe my above solution is helping. Might not work for everyone but could be worth a try if disconnecting is bad for you.
Haven't noticed a change in ping/lag, but then I don't really lag much anyway.

I'll post the details here's so people might understand it more.

Windows Vista and 7 has a feature called 'Receive Window Auto-Tuning'. What it does is to adjust the receive windows size continually based upon the changing network conditions. So depending on what your connection is doing it can limit your connection and preventing things from downloading correctly. It can cause network time-outs and problems for certain applications, web pages, msn, and online gaming, amoung other things.

The default setting is normal, which mean windows does what it thinks is best, but this isn't always best for your system.
You can change this setting to disabled, so it isn't continually changing your network speed.

1) Open Command prompt in administrator mode. (Start Menu, find Command Prompt, right click it and 'Run as administrator')
2) type in netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
3) Press Enter.

Note: You can change it back to normal again by typing netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal. You may want to know this if it doesn't help or causes other problems.

If anyone finds this helps please leave feedback here. Thank you.

Heres the problem

I found out from another site that the connection to the internet is the problem, like here it is. Lets say your connection is bad then so is the lag, but this lag is like 5000 and you have no clue its coming, so what really happening is that your connection goes dead for like three seconds and it disconnects you, this also happens to me a lot!