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Cant connect to any server (all games)
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GeoB99 has writtenI guess it has something to do with the Firewall then. Did you configure it properly to make sure it works with the game servers too?
mother pc has same problem too
i tried turning firewall off and giving games acces
I cannot give you a tip or tutorial at how to port forward a modem / router since most of modems and their manufacturer are different and they have different methods of port forwarding set-up as well.
If that doesn't help either, then I am pretty sure it's the ISP's problem because I highly doubt that it's a technical problem in PC's network settings since you tried with another computer and yet same problem.
And to be honest, paying your provider to "fix" the problem does not always mean that things get actually fixed.
Chingy: so how do i do this port forwarding? It has something to do with your modem (router?) settings that you can enter by writing a special link (in my case for my speedport w140 v or something like that, which is from Telekom Germany, it's called speedport.ip or telekon.de/einrichten as in /setup) or IP adresss in to the internet browser of your choice.
What I have to say about port forwarding is that you have to follow steps carefully because you can mess with your settings otherwise. Also I have to say about that this solution also MIGHT not be the reason why you have this problem right now. It is just a possibility as I had a similair problem like you and I think that this might help you out.
oxytamine: No idea how to do that Once in there try to find UDP or something like that.
And enable it
to know your local ip, run cmd.exe and type "ipconfig" then press enter
I think that was the way, i used it long way before when i had a decent internet
Black Wolf: Dude,First, open the Control Panel. On Windows 10 or 8.1, you can do this by right-clicking the Start button and selecting “Control Panel”.
Click “View network status and tasks” under Network and Internet.
Click the name of your connection to the right of “Connections” at the top-right corner of this page.
Click the “Details” button in the window that appears and look for hte router’s IP address to the right of “IPv4 Default Gateway”.
^ That's how to know your router's ip.
Don't pay to anyone to do this lol..
EDIT:
If you have a dynamically assigned IP address, i.e., it changes every time you disconnect and reconnect the modem from the ISP, then try turning off your modem, waiting two minutes, then turn it on again. It should get another IP address assigned to it when it reconnects.
If you have a static IP address assigned to you (more expensive, typically comes with the Business service), then ask the ISP to give you a new one.
If those fail, change ISPs if possible, I think your problem may rely there.
alex72super: I know whats my ip and tried finding UDP but didnt find it. I will try changing IP 
jokerinho
1uP: Worst and most stupid "jokerinho" ever.@
Black Wolf: I rather would recommend you to pay for it to be fixed. Because in the end, if you're too unexperienced with that and have no technical understanding, you'd rather pay for it that things get fixed and you don't have to worry about something. 1