Unable to play online games but internet is working
brupala Posted messages 111196 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Hello,
For over a month now, I've been trying to play online games on my PC but haven't been able to.
The problem comes from my network configuration. I'm connected to the internet through a WIFI repeater. When I browse the internet, everything works perfectly. But when I launch an online game, I lose internet access completely. I have to restart my PC to reconnect and resume browsing the internet.
I think the problem might be with my IP address, but I'm not sure. I've set up a static ipv4 IP address, but that doesn't change anything.
I went to my router settings this morning, and here’s the diagram of the different connected devices:

My PC is the desktop-ID26...
I find it strange that the connection displayed is "LAN" while I'm connected via WIFI.
Does anyone have any idea what the problem might be?
For the record, I played games last weekend at my parents' place, and it worked very well.
Thank you in advance and have a nice day!
5 answers
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Hello,
The Fritzbox has a particular character.
Have you tried connecting via Ethernet?
And there you go ....
But misery, those line spacings are so annoying!! -
Thank you for your response.
When I connect directly to the Fritz Wi-Fi, I can play and use the internet normally.
The issue occurs when I go through the path PC-30-D3 etc. There seems to be something happening with the repeater that disconnects me as soon as I launch a game...
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Exactly. My connection goes through 3 "links":
The first one is via Ethernet, the second one is PLC, and the last one is Ethernet again (which is actually incorrect since I'm connected via wifi to dlan_wireless).
Apparently, it's the Dlan 500 WiFi model from Devolo.
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In fact, the Devolo corresponds to the dlanwireless in my network. I think there is an IP address change at the level of the powerline connection between the devices PC-30-D3-2D.
I don't know how to check where the problem lies otherwise?
It's definitely on one of the devices in the network, right? Since I can play without any problem when I'm on a "normal" network device (connected directly to the router via Wi-Fi).
Thank you for your help!
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You should do an ipconfig /all when you are connected directly to the box and one when you are connected to the Devolo:
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37622092-tests-et-diagnostics-du-reseau
And there you go....
But misery, how annoying the line spacing is!!