Disconnecting from csgo network

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Quick question. My pc is constantly disconnecting from the csgo network. I ran cs to find out exaclty what the problem was, but it keeps just "connecting to csgo network" blue bar on the top. All my drivers are connected and Ive searched the steam forums for this exact problem and cant seem to find the solution.

Any ideas?

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Try to clear the steam data and cache and reinstall csgo

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Are you using WiFi?

The problem might be firewall or network related. Try restarting all PC and Network gear.

I can recreate this problem with a firewall rule that blocks the port range of 27015-27075 for UDP. Maybe review firewall rules on your PC and Network.

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Originally posted by t!red:

Are you using WiFi?

The problem might be firewall or network related. Try restarting all PC and Network gear.

I can recreate this problem with a firewall rule that blocks the port range of 27015-27075 for UDP. Maybe review firewall rules on your PC and Network.

Nope all hardwired. I have deleted all the files that arent required

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Originally posted by SUNYO:

Try to clear the steam data and cache and reinstall csgo

thats been reinstalled several times, still nothing. Ive also set up a port forward

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Originally posted by FallenPrey:

Originally posted by SUNYO:

Try to clear the steam data and cache and reinstall csgo

thats been reinstalled several times, still nothing. Ive also set up a port forward

What port forwarding rules did you create and is your IP address using reserved DHCP? If it's not reserved, it's likely your IP has changed on your LAN and the forward is not going to your IP. You probably don't need port forwarding.

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the ports that i have forwarded to are TCP: 27015-27030,27036-27037
UDP: 4380,27000-27031,27036

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Originally posted by FallenPrey:

the ports that i have forwarded to are TCP: 27015-27030,27036-27037
UDP: 4380,27000-27031,27036

But why are you forwarding them? And to what IP?

Are you sure that your PC is now using the IP you forwarded to?

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So I did a reinstall of steam (deleted everything but steamapps steam.exe and it worked.

Those port forwards allow a clearer conection than just connecting direclty to steam to help orevent disconnections.

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Originally posted by FallenPrey:

So I did a reinstall of steam (deleted everything but steamapps steam.exe and it worked.

Those port forwards allow a clearer conection than just connecting direclty to steam to help orevent disconnections.

Those forwarding rules could easily make your network less reliable. I would remove them and let the router maintain connections for connected devices.