ZOS_MollyH wrote: »Hi @Slayer9292_ESO !
There are a few issues reported here, and we will need some more information before doing targeted troubleshooting.
The Patch manifest errors are common at and shortly after launch. The best resolution for many after trying the troubleshooting available here is to simply let the game patch, and once patched go ahead and launch eso from the .exe file directly.
In regards to disconnects, we can provide some basic connectivity troubleshooting but you may need to have a ticket submitted to support for more one-on-one troubleshooting regarding your connection in particular.Below is a list of steps that may help with basic connection issues:
Step 1: Make an exception/whitelist inside the anti-virus software to allow either the Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited folder or the specific files of ESO.exe and the Bethesda.net_Launcher.exe.
Step 2: Forward ports in the router to make sure it isn't blocking anything we are trying to send out.
To do this, players will need to access a setup utility for their router. Try opening a web browser and typing "192.168.1.1" into the address bar. If that does not work, players will need to find out what their router's IP address is. To do this, follow the directions below:
For a PC:
Press Windows key + R.
Type cmd as a command, and press OK or Enter to access the command line.
Type ipconfig to get the information.
For a Mac:
Click on System Preferences from the dock (the Gear icon).
Select Network.
Select the active connection (Green Dot).
Check the Router section.
Please note that the computer's IP address is IPv4 and the router IP is under the Default Gateway.
There should be a prompt for a username and password to enter the router's setup utility. The following are four commonly used default combinations that players can try. Players who have previously entered the gateway may have setup another combination that they should enter here instead:
Username / Password
admin / password
admin / [blank]
admin / 1234
[blank] / admin
Once players are on the router gateway, they should navigate to the "Security" or "Firewall" section and set any options to Low. These firewalls are additional security to any firewalls installed on a player's computer.
While players are in their router, they should also forward ports that the game uses. On the "Port Forwarding" screen, there should be a button called Add Port Forwarding or Add Service. Press it and enter the port details. Below are the three sets players will want to create:
Set One
Name: ESO Game
Start Port: 24100
End Port: 24131
Protocol: TCP/UDP or "Both"
Server IP: (enter the computer's IP address)
Enable Port Forwarding
Set Two
Name: ESO Lobby
Start Port: 24500
End Port: 24507
Protocol: TCP/UDP or "Both"
Server IP: (enter the computer's IP address)
Enable Port Forwarding
Set Three
Name: ESO Lobby2
Start Port: 24300
End Port: 24331
Protocol: TCP/UDP or "Both"
Server IP: (enter the computer's IP address)
Enable Port Forwarding
Once the port forwarding is complete, players will want to flush their DNS:
Windows 8:
Press Win+X to open the menu.
Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.
Type ipconfig /flushdns and hit Enter.
If it was successful, players will see the message "Windows IP configuration successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache."
Power cycle the router to clear the cache so that it doesn't store the bad route.
Windows 7:
Click on the Start button.
Type cmd in the Start Menu.
Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.
Type "ipconfig /flushdns" and hit Enter.
If it was successful, players will see the message "Windows IP configuration successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache."
Power cycle the router to clear the cache so that it doesn't store the bad route.
Mac OS X Mountain Lion or Lion:
Open up a Terminal application. It is located in Applications/Utilities/Terminal.
Enter the command: sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
Players will be prompted to input their administrator password.
Finally, to powercycle a home network, please follow these steps:
Turn off the router by unplugging it. Players who have a modem and router in one device should turn it off and then proceed to step 3.
Turn off the DSL or cable modem for three minutes.
Note: If the modem has one, please remove the backup battery to completely turn off the modem.
Turn off all computers attached to the network.
Turn on the DSL or cable modem first and let it boot. Let it complete its connection to the ISP before proceeding to the next step. Players who have a modem and router in one device should proceed to step 6 after it connects to their ISP.
Once the modem completes the connection to the ISP, plug in the router. Let it complete its power on Test before proceeding to the next step.
Restart the computers.
fullmetall743b14_ESO wrote: »I also have the same issue: random lag spikes followed by a disconnect. Some hours of the day it's possible to stay on for a couple hours or longer, but then it goes downhill later on.
Slayer9292_ESO wrote: »Tried all the suggestions, still getting lag spikes in the 5000+ms range.
LaughingJack wrote: »Slayer9292_ESO wrote: »Tried all the suggestions, still getting lag spikes in the 5000+ms range.
just curious, how did you come up with this number? considering the game only reports up to 999 (1000ms/1sec) . . .
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