Wow disconnects me from the internet. Solved

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Hello,  I'm explaining my problem. This issue only occurs when I play an online game, namely World of Warcraft. When I log in with any character from any server, the characters start running in place, and I can no longer interact with NPCs, etc. The only solution is to use alt+F4. This happens every time about thirty seconds after I start playing. Once back on Windows, my connection is "limited or nonexistent". To regain internet access, I have to reboot my Freebox.  Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance. Best regards

@nGel_974 · Answer

Is Free blocking the connection and closing WoW ports?  It's possible...  -- Norton oO? But that's a virus!!! We'll count to 3 and uninstall!!! 3 x) Vista Rules!!! GoOgle a friend who wants good for you :)

billiboy · Answer

I don't think that limiting the ports can take down a local network. However, I will still try to open them. I already checked the Windows security, that's not what's blocking it.

billiboy · Answer

On another forum, I was told that it could be due to an information overload from the game. They also said that it might be resolved by forcing the bandwidth to 10 Mbps. Can this work, and if so, how do we do it, please...

@nGel_974 · Answer

Well, I've never had that problem in WoW, but if you see yourself running in place, it's because you're lagging!  Lag = low bandwidth  To play WoW you need ADSL!  Have you been playing for a long time? Did the problem come up recently?  -- Norton oO? But that's a virus!!! Let's count to 3 and uninstall it!!! 3 x) Vista Rules!!! GoOgle a friend who means well :)

billiboy · Answer

Thanks, but it's not lag, I have ADSL. The problem started when I returned from my summer vacation; it was fine before. And as I mentioned, it's a total internet disconnection that requires a reboot of my box every time I connect to WoW!

@nGel_974 · Answer

Is your box up to date? Update the game (which, I have no doubt, is probably already done)  and then unplug your box for 10 minutes while you go have lunch, and then plug it back in when you're done, reboot your PC, and test it. See you later, enjoy your meal  -- Norton oO? But it's a virus!!! We count to 3 and uninstall!!! 3 x) Vista Rules!!! Google a friend who means well :)

billiboy · Answer

hum...I will try, thank you for your response, I will keep you informed.

billiboy · Answer

No, it's fine, I actually succeeded, thanks anyway.

@nGel_974 · Answer

Ah great then, can you tell us how you did it?  Don't forget to mark your topic as resolved (but give the solution first ;)  -- Norton oO? But it's a virus!!! Let's count to 3 and uninstall!!! 3 x) Vista Rules!!! GoOgle a friend who means well :)

billiboy · Answer

So, I went into the network card settings, and I set "optimal performance" in the advanced section.

Bikae · Answer

Billy, I have the same issue. How did you manage to fix it, please?

hayn · Answer

nice guy who solves his problem without mentioning it :x

Wow disconnects me from the internet.

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