(1) If, after the game has exited with the "unknown error", I open a command prompt and run "ipconfig /release" followed by "ipconfig /renew" my internet connection is restored, though it takes considerably longer to renew the ip address than it normally would.
(2) Additionally, my husband's computer, running in the same room, off of the same router, does not experience this issue when logged in with either his account or with mine. This only occurs on my computer.
As I said earlier, this issue did not occur during Beta, so I'm not sure what changed. I have not made any hardware or software changes to my system since Beta.
If the re-install of the client doesn't fix the issue I will be resetting my entire home network to make sure that it isn't some intermittent issue in the network. If that doesn't work then I'm running out of ideas.
Every time that I go to sign in and play, it takes a long time before anything happens. When something does happen it says "Error: An unknown error has occurred".
hrdndv_ESO wrote: »I had this problem in Beta during the first day of each Beta Test. I am not surprised it is back. The Devs keep changing stuff everytime they get the servers fixed... LOL. Anyway, I expect they will fix the servers by the time early access is finished. A small percentage of players will need to fix their computers and software. Videocards are a major problem. DirectX is not usually the problem as most gamers have it up to date already. Security systems often stop processes right in the middle so your system freezes. hmmm... there are so many things that can go wrong. ESO is a high-end game... it puts a lot of demands on your machine. It also puts a lot of demands on your internet connection. I had all of these problems before I got properly running in the last Beta. Good Luck everyone!