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Problem getting into main hall
Posted by
taxivanman
(VIP) 9 Apr 2005 7:45am
Frustrating saturday Afternoon 12.25(in the UK) have spent neartly an hour trying to get into the Min hall.I click main hall the pop up appears, flickers aned then freezes. anywayround this?
A problem like is to be reported via Contact Us
Posted by
webmaster
9 Apr 2005 10:45pm
If this problem persists for you, for further diagnostics, a problem like is to be reported via Contact Us.
There were no network or other issues detected in the direct vicinity of GameColony servers & games proceeded normally.
-check your free disk space - for your Windows XP you need to have at least 30 MB of free disk space on drive C:
Also, go through Java diagnostics HERE
You can check yor connection :
INTERNET CONNECTION
For a connection test:
1) Click 'Start', 'Programs', 'Accessories', 'MS DOS Prompt'.
2) At C:\Windows>, type tracert 64.95.65.130 & then press enter.
3) Any number that exceeds 200 along your connecting route is a poor connection. Consider upgrading to DSL or cable to optimize your connection.
The above connection tests do not show 'lost packets' - a frequent cause of network errors and delays. The best connectivity test can be achieved with a shareware product VisualRoute available from VisualWare.com
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