What to do when games do not connect to the server on Windows 11 (for LoL tft and Steam)?
Hi. I have Windows 11 installed about 3 weeks ago. Steam games are downloading. I log in to my steam account, but the games themselves don't log into their servers and I can't play. The methods on the net don't work. The thing is, it doesn't connect. Has anyone had similar? There is permission on the Windows Firewall, e.g. for League of Legends, but it still does not connect after entering the login and pass in the game. It opens the game and inside it does not connect to the account. There is a timeout :"There was an unexpected error with the login session. Please try again."
I messed around with the Firewall on the modem, but I don't know how to set up redirection there. Network monitor on computer shows Outbound port riot and lola are 443 and local ports are different 53623, 53642 etc. Help! How do I unblock this connection and let these games pass? Whoever solves the problem gets paid haha.
Hi. I have Windows 11 installed about 3 weeks ago. Steam games are downloading. I log in to my steam account, but the games themselves don't log into their servers and I can't play. The methods on the net don't work. The thing is, it doesn't connect. Has anyone had similar? There is permission on the Windows Firewall, e.g. for League of Legends, but it still does not connect after entering the login and pass in the game. It opens the game and inside it does not connect to the account. There is a timeout :"There was an unexpected error with the login session. Please try again."
I messed around with the Firewall on the modem, but I don't know how to set up redirection there. Network monitor on computer shows Outbound port riot and lola are 443 and local ports are different 53623, 53642 etc. Help! How do I unblock this connection and let these games pass? Whoever solves the problem gets paid haha.
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Make sure you have the latest drivers for your network card and other network devices.
Some antivirus programs may block connections to game servers. Try disabling your antivirus or adding the game to the exceptions list to see if that fixes the problem.
Try resetting your router and network settings.
It wouldn't hurt to contact the game manufacturer's technical support department :)
Make sure you have the latest drivers for your network card and other network devices.
Some antivirus programs may block connections to game servers. Try disabling your antivirus or adding the game to the exceptions list to see if that fixes the problem.
Try resetting your router and network settings.
It wouldn't hurt to contact the game manufacturer's technical support department :)
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I recommend using a VPN with another country if reinstalling windows doesn't help
I recommend using a VPN with another country if reinstalling windows doesn't help
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It's through the firewall on the ISP modem, because on DMZ I gave it for a moment, because the games send Out on 443 and In is on random ports, they open in the range of 50000-64000, type 54263, and the funbox3 firewall cannot set the incoming ranges to allow the range.
It's through the firewall on the ISP modem, because on DMZ I gave it for a moment, because the games send Out on 443 and In is on random ports, they open in the range of 50000-64000, type 54263, and the funbox3 firewall cannot set the incoming ranges to allow the range.
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It's best to uninstall and reinstall the program. I've had the same in the past and that's the only thing that helped. Or update drivers. Maybe windows needs an update.
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It's best to uninstall and reinstall the program. I've had the same in the past and that's the only thing that helped. Or update drivers. Maybe windows needs an update.
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The only sure solution I know is to downgrade to Windows 10.
The truth is that Windows 11 is still a bug. What works today may not work tomorrow with tomorrow's update. Even if you find a temporary workaround, unfortunately, you may not get results permanently. So for peace of mind, I advise you to go down to a lower level, to a system that has already gone through this turbulent stage ;)
The only sure solution I know is to downgrade to Windows 10.
The truth is that Windows 11 is still a bug. What works today may not work tomorrow with tomorrow's update. Even if you find a temporary workaround, unfortunately, you may not get results permanently. So for peace of mind, I advise you to go down to a lower level, to a system that has already gone through this turbulent stage ;)
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It looks like you're having trouble connecting to game servers running on Steam. Possible reasons for this problem can be various, including firewall blocking connections, conflicts with antivirus software, or an internet connection problem.
try the following steps:
- Make sure you have connection enabled in Windows Firewall for the games you are trying to run.
- Disable your antivirus software and try restarting the game.
- Check your internet connection, make sure you have a stable network connection.
- Try changing the ports your games run on in your router or modem settings.
- Try running the game in safe mode.
It looks like you're having trouble connecting to game servers running on Steam. Possible reasons for this problem can be various, including firewall blocking connections, conflicts with antivirus software, or an internet connection problem.
try the following steps:
- Make sure you have connection enabled in Windows Firewall for the games you are trying to run.
- Disable your antivirus software and try restarting the game.
- Check your internet connection, make sure you have a stable network connection.
- Try changing the ports your games run on in your router or modem settings.
- Try running the game in safe mode.
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Hello! I see that you are having trouble connecting to game servers on Windows 11. Below are some solutions that may help you: Check if your antivirus or firewall software is blocking connections to game servers. You can try temporarily disabling your antivirus or firewall software and see if that helps. Check that your internet connection is working properly. You can try resetting your router or modem to check this. Make sure your games are up to date. You can try to download and install the latest game updates. Check the network settings. You can try resetting your network settings to default to check this. Try resetting Windows Firewall settings and rescan. You can try to do it in system settings. I hope one of these solutions will help you solve the problem. Good luck!
Hello! I see that you are having trouble connecting to game servers on Windows 11. Below are some solutions that may help you: Check if your antivirus or firewall software is blocking connections to game servers. You can try temporarily disabling your antivirus or firewall software and see if that helps. Check that your internet connection is working properly. You can try resetting your router or modem to check this. Make sure your games are up to date. You can try to download and install the latest game updates. Check the network settings. You can try resetting your network settings to default to check this. Try resetting Windows Firewall settings and rescan. You can try to do it in system settings. I hope one of these solutions will help you solve the problem. Good luck!
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