Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

theeLORAX · December 2013

Sorry, i know its the wrong category on the forum, but no one is going to help if i post this on technical issues forum.

My teammate Tken is having difficulty connecting server on his crossfire, he said its a CPU problem, but he runs other games fine, such as CS GO.

here's the link to what happens on his crossfire when he tries to get on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0bwT9cPZ50

l_Hawk_l · December 2013

It's commonly of network connection origin.

could be wifi low signal strength, needs to establish a better signal.
also

If an antivirus is being used - set crossfire as an exception in the antivirus's settings

and try adding crossfire in Windows Firewall exceptions if it isn't.

edit: also close any unnecessary programs that are running which could interfere while CrossFire is.

DOADacha · December 2013

i have the same problem, idk how to fix it.

OuterCocain · December 2013

1: Run cmd.exe as administrator.

2: Type in "ipconfig /flushdns" ( Without the " ) And hit enter.

3: Then type in "netsh winsock reset" ( Again without the " ) And hit enter .

4: Lastly just reboot your PC and your crossfire will be fixed!

it worked ..

kensyT · December 2013

OuterCocain wrote: »

1: Run cmd.exe as administrator.

2: Type in "ipconfig /flushdns" ( Without the " ) And hit enter.

3: Then type in "netsh winsock reset" ( Again without the " ) And hit enter .

4: Lastly just reboot your PC and your crossfire will be fixed!

it worked ..

thanks for the advice, I will try it when I get home