No servers showing in browser "Squad"

[Stainless]

i've upgraded my proccessor and changed my motherboard but after upgrading my pc i cannot see any server's in "Server Browser" even i refreshed tried few methods shown on google and youtube none of them worked any solution please help me out

[Kinch.]

Same problem,
I'm forced connect via squad-servers.com

[=7Cav=MAJ.Maddox.D]

Change your ping preferences in steam settings, to a lower value then try again

[Ramin]

same problem for me, lowering ping preferences in steam didn't do it for me sadly :(

[stefano vannucci]

same problem

[Wrench3r]

SAME

[Kinch.]

I tried everything what i found on internet, forums etc.
Nothing Help me,

>Stainless ; i need normal solution, i think this is above what i do for the game (drivers etc, normal game must work without thoose things)

[Kinch.]

At least if connecting via console (ip) would be possible, "battalion 1944" have same game engine and connect via console is possible

[Wrench3r]

Fixed

[Wrench3r]

Well it showed up one time

[Flamespeare]

Same..they never fixed it completely.

[Stainless]

Originally posted by mKinch:

At least if connecting via console (ip) would be possible, "battalion 1944" have same game engine and connect via console is possible

i dont know if there is any command to connect via console to any server but the solution i showed you guys for windows 7 that worked for me i have all servers availabe on server browser now and as much as i know most people with MSI motherboards have this problem because i got this problem after i changed my motherboard

[Wrench3r]

If you do not see any servers in your browser try the following:

delete your squad config files, open a start menu and type %localappdata% then hit enter, find the "Squad" folder in the list and delete it.

Next in steam right click squad and go to properties, then go to the Local Files tab and click the "Verify Integrity of Game Cache..." button, Test that out and see if you can find servers now.

If not, in Steam -> Settings -> In Game options there is a dropdown box for "In-Game Server browser: Max Pings/minute. set that to 500 and see if you get servers now.

If not try opening the command prompt as an administrator and running the following commands:
netsh winsock reset
ipconfig /flushdns
Then reboot your pc and test the server browser again.

If you still do not have servers, try disabling IPv6 (internet Protocol Version 6), open your start menu and type "Network and Sharing Center" and launch it, then click on "Change adapter settings"


next you will want to right click whichever network adapter you are using (If your using Wifi find the wireless adapter) and click on properties, then disable the IPv6 box and click OK to see if you can find servers.




Lastly, users with MSI motherboards have reported the Killer Lan software suite causes this issue as well, check this article on how to remove it: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=178063.0

[Wrench3r]

https://offworldindustries.zendesk.com/hc/en-us

check this link it might help im trying them now.

[Wrench3r]

None of those fixed it.

[stefano vannucci]

Originally posted by Windle:

If you do not see any servers in your browser try the following:

delete your squad config files, open a start menu and type %localappdata% then hit enter, find the "Squad" folder in the list and delete it.

Next in steam right click squad and go to properties, then go to the Local Files tab and click the "Verify Integrity of Game Cache..." button, Test that out and see if you can find servers now.

If not, in Steam -> Settings -> In Game options there is a dropdown box for "In-Game Server browser: Max Pings/minute. set that to 500 and see if you get servers now.

If not try opening the command prompt as an administrator and running the following commands:
netsh winsock reset
ipconfig /flushdns
Then reboot your pc and test the server browser again.

If you still do not have servers, try disabling IPv6 (internet Protocol Version 6), open your start menu and type "Network and Sharing Center" and launch it, then click on "Change adapter settings"


next you will want to right click whichever network adapter you are using (If your using Wifi find the wireless adapter) and click on properties, then disable the IPv6 box and click OK to see if you can find servers.




Lastly, users with MSI motherboards have reported the Killer Lan software suite causes this issue as well, check this article on how to remove it: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=178063.0

i try all of them, none one worked for my : (