someone please help me......

Belzaboss - Harshlands
Belzaboss - Harshlands Posts: 11 Arc User
edited December 2009 in Support Desk
not to be rude, but this is like my 4th thread, i cant connect is there a reason to this?, i can make it all the way to login screen, but then it says unable to connect..... for the 4th time, please does anyone know what is happening......b:sadb:angry
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  • X_Archer_X - Dreamweaver
    X_Archer_X - Dreamweaver Posts: 25 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    Try again after you have disabled your Firewall software.
    May block traffic that leads to the PWI servers.
    See Windows Security Center to see which Firewall your using.
    Maybe you're using Windows Firewall, but shouldn't give blocking issues... I use ZoneAlarm Firewall, and is pretty heavy Firewall protected, however GL on finding the Firewall solutions.
    PS: If you have your Firewall disabled and still can't access the PWI server...
    Than try to login into your Modem/Router and disable the Hardware Firewall in there.
    Once again, GL! b:cute
  • Belzaboss - Harshlands
    Belzaboss - Harshlands Posts: 11 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    X_Archer_X - Dreamweaver wrote: »
    Try again after you have disabled your Firewall software.
    May block traffic that leads to the PWI servers.
    See Windows Security Center to see which Firewall your using.
    Maybe you're using Windows Firewall, but shouldn't give blocking issues... I use ZoneAlarm Firewall, and is pretty heavy Firewall protected, however GL on finding the Firewall solutions.
    PS: If you have your Firewall disabled and still can't access the PWI server...
    Than try to login into your Modem/Router and disable the Hardware Firewall in there.
    Once again, GL! b:cute

    thanks, but it didint work =-(
  • Konariraiden - Heavens Tear
    Konariraiden - Heavens Tear Posts: 6,505 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    ...is your internet working?
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

    Yeah, it's me. Don't read to much into it, though; I'm only here for myself now, killin' time and chillin' when need-be. So sue me. Tch...
  • bluesey
    bluesey Posts: 20 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    Try to force your login. I had an issue similar to this a while back. Just check the box and see if that lets you get in. If it does, you won't have to keep checking it afterward.
  • Belzaboss - Harshlands
    Belzaboss - Harshlands Posts: 11 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    Konariraiden - Heavens Tear wrote: »
    ...is your internet working?
    yes.....it is
  • Belzaboss - Harshlands
    Belzaboss - Harshlands Posts: 11 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    bluesey wrote: »
    Try to force your login. I had an issue similar to this a while back. Just check the box and see if that lets you get in. If it does, you won't have to keep checking it afterward.
    i tried that like 14 times, still nothing b:sad
  • Belzaboss - Harshlands
    Belzaboss - Harshlands Posts: 11 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    its weird cause i can log in on the forums, but not the game itself
  • Duchess_xX - Harshlands
    Duchess_xX - Harshlands Posts: 4 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    I'm having the exact same problem. I cannot log into the server. It's really frustrating. Plus I can't figure out how to open ports on the router either. The official website does not help.
  • bluesey
    bluesey Posts: 20 Arc User
    edited December 2009
    I'd open the ports on your firewall before I'd mess with the router. It's much easier to do; just add the files that call out.

    Opening ports on your router is a bit more pain and heartache. You need to determine your own IP address (which you can do with IPCONFIG at a command prompt), go into a web browser, put in your own IP address, input the user name and password to open up your administrative options, and then go and add the exception. Also, different brands and models of router can have very different setups in how the firmware is displayed.
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