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Cant connect to b.net
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Posted by: Cainindahouse
I have Diablo 2 Lord Of Destruction and when I try to connect to b.net a error message comes up and it says cannot connect make sure ur internet is working or something like that and I have cable so the internet is always on
Posted by: AngstMerchant
Get the error message word-for-word and post it here.
Posted by: Cainindahouse
it says...
Unable to connect
Unable to connect to Battle.Net.
If you are using a modem, you may need to connect to your internet service provider befor connecting to Battle.Net for more information please visit www.battle.net/support/errormessages/
I went there and I did everything it told me to fix it but they all didnt work and I kept on restarting and nothing worked
Posted by: Hackenslacker
Turn off the modem, wait fifteen seconds, and turn it back on.
You may need to reboot your computer after rebooting the modem.
Posted by: Cainindahouse
nope doesnt work
Posted by: UnrealShadow13
Make sure that your cable modem has been modified so that it can connect to battle.net servers. This is sometimes a problem for Cable or DSL internet connections. Also, is this the first time that you have tried connecting to battle.net with a cable modem?
Posted by: Cainindahouse
no I have n laying be4 with my cable modem I had a lvl 20 something in 1 of my accounts but someone got the password how can I modify it to connect to b.net?
Posted by: Shalome
Uninstall the maphack or whatever other program you recently downloaded. Run a serious virus scan. Here's why:
FROM BATTLE.NET SUPPORT:
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July 10, 2003
Battle.net connection problems caused by a recent Diablo II Hack program
WARNING: A recent Diablo II hack program was released and may be very dangerous to your computer system. One symptom of this Trojan virus is an extremely long "Checking Versions" dialog box when connecting to Battle.net finally followed by an "Unable to connect to Battle.net." message.
This hack installs a Trojan virus on your system that has the known abilities:
- Logs your account name and password
- Modifies your system's hosts file so your computer has problems connecting to Battle.net
- Spams the Battle.net channels without the text appearing on your screen - causing Battle.net to block your access
Other possible abilities include:
- Steal your CD-Key - causing a "CD-Key in use by ___" message
- Steal your account name and password - causing an invalid password message
- Give a malicious person access to your computer and all the files contained on it
You cannot get this virus by connecting to Battle.net. This problem is the result of third-party software being installed on your machine.
To resolve this issue you will need to completely remove this hack program from your system, then repair any damages it may have caused. One problem this virus causes is to modify your Windows hosts file. Please go here for information on removing this damage. Please understand that as long as the virus and/or hack program are still on your computer you will continue to experence these and other problems. For help in removing this virus, you may need to contact your computer manufacturer or local computer technician. We will not be able to assist you in removing this virus.
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Posted by: Cainindahouse
I deleted everything befor and I have norton so if it finds a virus it pops up with a screen
Posted by: VS40FRESH
Reset the Battle.net server list:
Windows Users:
Click on Start then Run.
Type regedit and click OK.
Click on the + icon beside the HKey_Local_Machine branch.
Click on the + icon beside the Software branch.
Select the Battle.net branch and press the delete key.
Click on the + icon beside the HKey_Current_User branch.
Click on the + icon beside the Software branch.
Select the Battle.net branch and press the delete key.
Macintosh OS 9.2.2 and earlier:
Double click on the hard drive icon on your desktop.
Open the folder labeled System Folder.
Open the Preferences folder.
Look for and delete the Preferences file and the Battle.net file if it is there.
Macintosh OS X:
Click on the Go menu in the menu bar and select the Home menu item.
Open the Library folder.
Open the Preferences folder.
Look for and delete the Preferences file and the Battle.net file if it is there.
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