Crossfire stuck/lag/freeze or something like that...

[klobas1]

Stop telling him to format his PC and clean it, connecting to servers is nothing to do with that, it's your internet connection.

Go to your desktop and press Windows key + R or, type cmd and launch as ADMIN (Windows7/Vista).
In cmd type ipconfig and press enter, look for Default Gateway (Should start with 192.168.) write that down somewhere.
Now type ping (enter what you wrote down 192.168.....)

Now type in ipconfig /release and press enter, then type in ipconfig /renew and press enter, then type ipconfig /flushdns and press enter
Turn off your PC & Disconnect your modem/router, don't just press off, remove the power completely and wait 10-20 seconds.
Turn on your modem/router and then 15 seconds start your PC, once its online open cmd again and type in ping (192.168.... what you wrote down and entered before) then right click and press select all then paste it all here so I can see.

C:\Users\Tom>ping 192.168.0.103

Command PING on 192.168.0.103 - 32 bites data:
Answer from 192.168.0.103: bites=32 time < 1ms TTL=128
Answer from 192.168.0.103: bites=32 time < 1ms TTL=128
Answer from 192.168.0.103: bites=32 time < 1ms TTL=128
Answer from 192.168.0.103: bites=32 time < 1ms TTL=128

Statistic ping for 192.168.0.103:
Packets: Sended = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (Lost 0%),
Approximate time of the adoption of the response in milliseconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, avarage = 0ms

Translated from czech to eng

[7uZioN]

Statistic ping for 192.168.0.103:
Packets: Sended = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (Lost 0%),
Approximate time of the adoption of the response in milliseconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, avarage = 0ms

That ping result is perfect, so its not your modem/router connecting to the internet, so its from the internet to crossfire.

Are you familiar with Port Forwarding? The problem is most likely a blocked port, either by crossfire or Xtrap.

Let me know if you know how to port forward, if not i'll do it for you via TeamViewer

Ports needed to be opened are:

Name: Crossfire
Port: 13008
Protocol: TCP

Name: Xtrap1
Port: 10009
Protocol: TCP

Name: Xtrap2
Port: 16666
Protocol: TCP

Name: Crossfire
Port: 13008
Protocol: UDP

Name: Xtrap1
Port: 10009
Protocol: UDP

Name: Xtrap2
Port: 16666
Protocol: UDP

[supernour2020]

اعمل windows 7 جديد

translate to english hhhhhhhhhhhh

[Intellectual]

CF NA got a lot of bugs these days today i was trying to change controle and the game freezes but fixed

[klobas1]

That ping result is perfect, so its not your modem/router connecting to the internet, so its from the internet to crossfire.

Are you familiar with Port Forwarding? The problem is most likely a blocked port, either by crossfire or Xtrap.

Let me know if you know how to port forward, if not i'll do it for you via TeamViewer

Ports needed to be opened are:

Name: Crossfire
Port: 13008
Protocol: TCP

Name: Xtrap1
Port: 10009
Protocol: TCP

Name: Xtrap2
Port: 16666
Protocol: TCP

Name: Crossfire
Port: 13008
Protocol: UDP

Name: Xtrap1
Port: 10009
Protocol: UDP

Name: Xtrap2
Port: 16666
Protocol: UDP

I know how to do it but i dont rememer pass/login for my router ><

[7uZioN]

I know how to do it but i dont rememer pass/login for my router ><

Best get in touch with your router manufacturer then because you need it, what router is it? and have you changed the pass/login from the default?

[klobas1]

Best get in touch with your router manufacturer then because you need it, what router is it? and have you changed the pass/login from the default?

Yes i have it changed for my Wi-Fi...I will try to find pass and login for it

[klobas1]

Ok so still not working...Can 7uZion can u chceck my crossfire via teamviewer ? Only tell me your skype/xf