Disconnect problem FIX

[Lani]

1-Open control panel
2-Network connection
3-Press on local are connection
then properties
press advanced
then press Settings
open Firewall then exceptions
then press add ports

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

And you are done

[ValidLeecher]

At least you are trying to revive CF Section, so good job.

[Lani]

At least you are trying to revive CF Section, so good job.

Thank you, you actually motivated me to do more

[Burniron]

dude please tell me how to do this steps on win 8.1 cause i cant find what are you saying up there...

[Cloud_9]

dude please tell me how to do this steps on win 8.1 cause i cant find what are you saying up there...

Nice bump bruh

First hold down the WIN key and press X to goto the "Power User Menu"

Then select the Control Panel shortcut

After that just follow the steps provided in the OP

[Boot.]

Nice work !!!