Connection Error!

I just went online and my internet is fine when it's loading it stops at 85% and then i wait 2-5 min and then it says connection error! I checked my internet and it was fine. Please help me!

erm, Strict Nat Type? reset/restart your router?

Douse your router in gasoline, set it on fire, and throw it out the window and then buy a new one

do you have the code number of the error??? normally they are capcom server faults, since I got a lot of errors with the conection only on tri...

or it not even generate the number just DC before anything??

probably just a bad internet time or crapcoms servers have bad connection to you

restart your router and that should help a bit, otherwise, just wait till tomorrow. theres not much you can do really...

That had happened to me once... FOR TWO WHOLE WEEKS!!!!!
Then my dad restarted the router...
It was fine XD

Yeah restart your router that should fix it, and if you don't know how have someone else do it so you wont accidentally reset the routers settings like I did once D:

Also not using anything else that uses the internet helps, because when my mum uses the internet it usually doesn't let me on. When it does I get disconnected 5 minutes later. >_<

Tom7730 wrote:

Also not using anything else that uses the internet helps, because when my mum uses the internet it usually doesn't let me on. When it does I get disconnected 5 minutes later. >_<

When my dad got the router only one person could use Internet at the time D:
But, now for some reason 3 people at a time can use Internet and I don't dc! ^_^

This happened to me not long ago... I tried again and it worked.

As the experiences range from it not working for two weeks to seconds later it's fine, I doubt you're gonna find a solid solution.

Try to make sure there is nothing else using the internet or restart your router ;)

Hehe, welcome to my world of online monster hunting!

Yeah it really annoys me, too. How exactly do you restart a router, though? Judging by what everyone says, that's how to solve the problem. So how do you do it?

If it's relevant, the message I get says "Connection terminated due to network instability."
Sound familiar?

There's usually a button on the router that does so, that or you have an ancient router and you'll have to disconnect it then reconnect it. (though if you have an ancient router, chances are you won't be able to play online regardless)

That's the most common error message given by Tri, there is another one too IIRC but I can't remember what it is...

/helpful.

Processing error where you can't connect to the host of the city.

Ataraxia wrote:

There's usually a button on the router that does so, that or you have an ancient router and you'll have to disconnect it then reconnect it. (though if you have an ancient router, chances are you won't be able to play online regardless)

That's the most common error message given by Tri, there is another one too IIRC but I can't remember what it is...

/helpful.

OK, thanks, but would restarting the router have any undesirable side effects, like having to reset internet for everything, or would it just be fine?

I think I've found a button on the router that might reset it, but is there more to do than just pressing it, or is it really simple?

Do you have a wired or a wireless connection?

Roon wrote:

Do you have a wired or a wireless connection?

Wireless. And it's in a really bad place, if that makes a difference. I've always assumed that was why it didn't work. It's on a shelf in a corner with another shelf right above it. Which may be why it fails so badly.

Spiritlord wrote:

Ataraxia wrote:

There's usually a button on the router that does so, that or you have an ancient router and you'll have to disconnect it then reconnect it. (though if you have an ancient router, chances are you won't be able to play online regardless)

That's the most common error message given by Tri, there is another one too IIRC but I can't remember what it is...

/helpful.

OK, thanks, but would restarting the router have any undesirable side effects, like having to reset internet for everything, or would it just be fine?

I think I've found a button on the router that might reset it, but is there more to do than just pressing it, or is it really simple?

If it's a factory reset, you don't want to press that one. Just unplugging it from the power and plugging it back in will do it. Only a few routers actually have a dedicated reset button since it's just as easy to unplug+replug it.

Spiritlord wrote:

Roon wrote:

Do you have a wired or a wireless connection?

Wireless. And it's in a really bad place, if that makes a difference. I've always assumed that was why it didn't work. It's on a shelf in a corner with another shelf right above it. Which may be why it fails so badly.

If the shelves are wood, it won't affect anything. Radio waves pass straight through. If they're metal, then that's bad since they'll absorb it.

Much more important is how far you are from the router, and how many walls the signal has to pass through.

dainbramage wrote:

Spiritlord wrote:

Ataraxia wrote:

There's usually a button on the router that does so, that or you have an ancient router and you'll have to disconnect it then reconnect it. (though if you have an ancient router, chances are you won't be able to play online regardless)

That's the most common error message given by Tri, there is another one too IIRC but I can't remember what it is...

/helpful.

OK, thanks, but would restarting the router have any undesirable side effects, like having to reset internet for everything, or would it just be fine?

I think I've found a button on the router that might reset it, but is there more to do than just pressing it, or is it really simple?

If it's a factory reset, you don't want to press that one. Just unplugging it from the power and plugging it back in will do it. Only a few routers actually have a dedicated reset button since it's just as easy to unplug+replug it.

Spiritlord wrote:

Roon wrote:

Do you have a wired or a wireless connection?

Wireless. And it's in a really bad place, if that makes a difference. I've always assumed that was why it didn't work. It's on a shelf in a corner with another shelf right above it. Which may be why it fails so badly.

If the shelves are wood, it won't affect anything. Radio waves pass straight through. If they're metal, then that's bad since they'll absorb it.

Much more important is how far you are from the router, and how many walls the signal has to pass through.

They're wood. I'm safe, then. And the wii is not very far from it at all. Thanks for your help, guys, I'll get back to online hunting soon. The offline arena was really starting to bore me! I managed the Lagiacrus+Gobul in 16 minutes, though, so it's not all bad.