Nevakonaza

Hey all,
well ive been playing COD4 for about a week now and no problems at all.

now im getting this in the middle of a match



i read on google that people just updated their punkbuster by Punkbuster update tool and it didnt happen again but it says my punkbuster is up todate so whats going on?

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Kornowski

You tried this?

http://www.punkbuster.com/index.php?page=pbsetup.php

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Are you using WiFi?

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Nevakonaza

Yes i have,Said its already up todate.

Nope

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meanman

Check your firewall and make sure that its allowing PnkBstr A and PnkBstr B,
sometimes punkbuster can get corrupted, so put the game disk in and waite for the game to load then click exit, Now navigate to my computer and right click the game in your dvd drive , left click explore in there you will see the punkbuster.exe run that and see if that solves the problem

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Kornowski

Try typing in your CD Key again in the options?

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tlarkin

quit using hax, gawd!

Nevakonaza

tks guys il try those you said and report back.

i hope your just trying to be funny,I have no time or respect for hackers.

i hate them.

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tlarkin

yeah im kidding around, the problem most likely is actually windows, and how it handles certain tasks. I am going to assume that punkbuster runs transparent to your video game to inspect packets being sent/received, this would detect an alteration or hack if you will since its running tansparently with the game. If so many packets are being lost, it assumes you are throttling the packets to hide the fact you are running hacks, it is like a fail safe. This is a total assumption of how it would work.

Here is something you can look at, get the IP of the server you play with online and then go to the command line, and try this

replace the x's with the IP of the server

the command is traceroute in Linux/Unix and I am sure that its actually tracert in windows. If tracert doesn't work try trace route. Then look to see how it actually connects to that IP. If anything funky goes on, or something may take a long time, that may show you exactly where your packet loss is coming from.

I am also assuming that you have turned off all P2P traffic on your private network at home when gaming. If not, do so and see if it makes a difference.