ERROR CODE: 50100-20011 S9041-TAD-W72T

[Red Pill]

Game was working perfectly after it was released and then after this recent update, I cannot find a opponent in rank match. I literally will wait for 15 minutes and never get a match.

Every time Capcom does an update to street fighter, there is always some connection issue.

the error code 50100-20011 S9041-TAD-W72T is what I get after several attempts to find a match

The last time I played ranked I finally matched with Plat 3 player and I am a Diamond 2 player. After I won the screen froze as soon as the announcer said "K.O."

Is this happening to anyone else?

Does anyone know how to fix this.

[Swampbunches]

Most of my errors seem like intermittent connection stuff. Usually fixed by a system restart / router reboot.

[aman012]

Yes, the same error shows up for me as soon as I log in, I have tried to reinstall the game and also tried to delete the save file as well but this error doesn't go away and doesn't let me play online.

[Axl Dose]

I have the same issue since yesterday... Can't connect at all. I tried to update Windows as I've read some people recommend it, but it didn't change anything... Restarted my computer and my router didn't do anything either. I'm really lost. Don't have any internet issue apart from that.

Update : issue fixed itself the next day... After an update.

[Bakum_babo]

Hello.
I had the same issue and tried all the solutions I found (verify the game files, VPN, uninstall the game, disable IPV6 etc. ). Capcom answered me and found the solution quickly.

1. Go in your control pannel -> network connexion (for french people panneau de configuration -> Connexions réseau)
2. Right click "properties" on your ethernet connexion
3. Properties on IPv4 and then on IPv6
4. manually configurate your DNS :
1. for IPv4 : main 8.8.8.8 secondary 8.8.4.4
2. then, for IPv6 : main 20014860:4860::8888 secondary 2001:4860:4860::8844
To me, no need to restard my computer, it worked immediatly.
Enjoy

[processor.dev1l]

Originally posted by Bakum_babo:

Hello.
I had the same issue and tried all the solutions I found (verify the game files, VPN, uninstall the game, disable IPV6 etc. ). Capcom answered me and found the solution quickly.

1. Go in your control pannel -> network connexion (for french people panneau de configuration -> Connexions réseau)
2. Right click "properties" on your ethernet connexion
3. Properties on IPv4 and then on IPv6
4. manually configurate your DNS :
1. for IPv4 : main 8.8.8.8 secondary 8.8.4.4
2. then, for IPv6 : main 20014860:4860::8888 secondary 2001:4860:4860::8844
To me, no need to restard my computer, it worked immediatly.
Enjoy

So, the solution is to force your computer to use Google's DNS server?

[Bakum_babo]

I have no skills in network. But yes, i friend of mine told me the same as you. I have no idea of what it implies.

[processor.dev1l]

Originally posted by Bakum_babo:

I have no skills in network. But yes, i friend of mine told me the same as you. I have no idea of what it implies.

Well, it implies that Google is going to know what sites you visit, making it easier for them to track you and your habits, you basically give them free data to feed their algorithms.

[Mon^41^7gote]

Originally posted by Bakum_babo:

Hello.
I had the same issue and tried all the solutions I found (verify the game files, VPN, uninstall the game, disable IPV6 etc. ). Capcom answered me and found the solution quickly.

1. Go in your control pannel -> network connexion (for french people panneau de configuration -> Connexions réseau)
2. Right click "properties" on your ethernet connexion
3. Properties on IPv4 and then on IPv6
4. manually configurate your DNS :
1. for IPv4 : main 8.8.8.8 secondary 8.8.4.4
2. then, for IPv6 : main 20014860:4860::8888 secondary 2001:4860:4860::8844
To me, no need to restard my computer, it worked immediatly.
Enjoy

This worked for me ( Chile )