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Banned & Bugged (CA EU)
hi all 
today i was banned but not a normal ban
i changed ip and mac with tmac & unistalled ca and reinstall it still didn't solve
but still not fixed when i log in with any account combat arms says that iam banned
pls help me i can't play any more on my pc
pls help
today i was banned but not a normal ban
i changed ip and mac with tmac & unistalled ca and reinstall it still didn't solve
but still not fixed when i log in with any account combat arms says that iam banned
pls help me i can't play any more on my pc
pls help
maybe your acc is banned... O_O
joking right ?
my account is not banned but i can't login in my computer with any account
my account is not banned but i can't login in my computer with any account
in my opinion u need Replace router so u change mac tmac and all shits cuz the anthor programs u try to use to change those not really working
Chang again your MAC id
its ip banned not u acc
ok what's the solution then
Well it depends on whether you have a dynamic or static IP address, If you have a dynamic address then that's great all you need to do is unplug your router for 10 secs or so and then plug it back in again 
if you have a static IP however that's a bit more tricky...
if you have a static IP however that's a bit more tricky...The grammar in this thread is of such low level...
Do you have a static/dynamic IP?
Do you have a static/dynamic IP?
Originally Posted by ZeroTroubles
The grammar in this thread is of such low level...
Do you have a static/dynamic IP?
Do you have a static/dynamic IP?
Originally Posted by Genoble
Dees n00bz hav nun ov dem riting skilz
i have a static one for sorry
can't help me bad solution pls i want an effective one
help me pls nexon broke me
Originally Posted by lord-memo
help me pls nexon broke me
Click Here
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Click "Start".
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In Windows XP, click "Run", and type "command" in the run box. In Windows Vista, type "command" in the search box. Click "OK".
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Type "ipconfig /all", then press enter.
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Write down or print all of the information that displays on the screen.
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Type "EXIT" and press "Enter".
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Click the "Start" button and select "Control Panel".
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Double click "Network Connections".
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Right-click your Internet connection and select "Properties".
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Click the "Properties" button.
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Click "Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)", then select "Properties".
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Write down or print all of the information on the window that comes up.
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Choose an IP address and enter it into the "IP Address" box. The IP address you enter should be identical to the IP address you wrote down when you ran "ipconfig", except for the last number. The last number can be anything between 1 and 254.
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Click "OK" until the menu box closes.
Click "Start".
2
In Windows XP, click "Run", and type "command" in the run box. In Windows Vista, type "command" in the search box. Click "OK".
3
Type "ipconfig /all", then press enter.
4
Write down or print all of the information that displays on the screen.
5
Type "EXIT" and press "Enter".
6
Click the "Start" button and select "Control Panel".
7
Double click "Network Connections".
8
Right-click your Internet connection and select "Properties".
9
Click the "Properties" button.
10
Click "Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)", then select "Properties".
11
Write down or print all of the information on the window that comes up.
12
Choose an IP address and enter it into the "IP Address" box. The IP address you enter should be identical to the IP address you wrote down when you ran "ipconfig", except for the last number. The last number can be anything between 1 and 254.
13
Click "OK" until the menu box closes.
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