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Hi Mervin,
Celestra has the right idea by suggesting a dedicated Halo forum unless your problem is windows related. If you do suspect that it's your pc and not the online servers then we need a little more information like pc/lappie spec and your connection speed.
Also check your Firewall isn't blocking anything as well as any third party apps.
Celestra has the right idea by suggesting a dedicated Halo forum unless your problem is windows related. If you do suspect that it's your pc and not the online servers then we need a little more information like pc/lappie spec and your connection speed.
Also check your Firewall isn't blocking anything as well as any third party apps.
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Hi Mervin,
Celestra has the right idea by suggesting a dedicated Halo forum unless your problem is windows related. If you do suspect that it's your pc and not the online servers then we need a little more information like pc/lappie spec and your connection speed.
Also check your Firewall isn't blocking anything as well as any third party apps.
Celestra has the right idea by suggesting a dedicated Halo forum unless your problem is windows related. If you do suspect that it's your pc and not the online servers then we need a little more information like pc/lappie spec and your connection speed.
Also check your Firewall isn't blocking anything as well as any third party apps.
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Microsoft help site there that has info on ports etc, although says vista....there is no difference in the method on windows 7
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Also if it's merely that the servers are themselves rubbish or no-one on them then maybe try LAN Network mode with this tool running, (requires registering for free account). This is a tool that creates a LAN mode inside a chatroom for many games, handy for when official servers are rubbish or empty.
Tunngle: Next Generation peer-to-peer VPN tool
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Also if it's merely that the servers are themselves rubbish or no-one on them then maybe try LAN Network mode with this tool running, (requires registering for free account). This is a tool that creates a LAN mode inside a chatroom for many games, handy for when official servers are rubbish or empty.
Tunngle: Next Generation peer-to-peer VPN tool
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