MagicManICT wrote:thek3mp wrote:I used to have a pause open for my run.bat, But no additional information was ever shown so i removed it.
Change the .bat so that it launches the client using java.exe instead of javaw.exe (yeah, it does matter. The console won't show with javaw.exe.) Add the pause back in. It might be generating some messages that you aren't seeing otherwise.
This seriously sounds like a caching issue to me or a stability issue with the connection to the server. Can you try connecting with your computer through a different network? I'm curious if the router might be having something to do with it or if it's localized to the computer.
If you know how to check your network traffic with profiler tools (Windows has some built in through the Admin console), you might want to keep an eye on things like dropped packets or spikes in traffic the network isn't handling very well. The server throws a ton of data at the client when a session changes.
I've changed the bat to java.exe and included the pause, now a console is appearing aswell as the original command prompt on launch but i'm still not receiving any messages through it.
I don't have another network i can try unfortunately.
if there's network monitoring tools built into windows 7, I don't know where they are, i installed Microsoft network monitor 3.4 and have a log starting after i launch the game then ending a few seconds after a disconnect, I don't know what to make of them though, and i don't want to release logs with my personal ip and other information on a public forum