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RTE 10061 - William - 11-11-2007
Do anybody know what could be causing Runtime error 10061 on a ms game?
Re: RTE 10061 - Robin - 11-11-2007
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPo ... 9&SiteID=1
Connection refused.
Mhh.
Is it client side or server side?
Re: RTE 10061 - Matt - 11-11-2007
Quote:Error 10061 is Connection refused. it's mean no connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it. This usually results from trying to connect to a service that is inactive on the foreign host (your machine in this case). maybe that the server application you're trying to contact isn't executing
Re: RTE 10061 - William - 11-11-2007
I already been on that site, it didn't really help much. It happens on the client.
Re: RTE 10061 - Robin - 11-11-2007
William Wrote:I already been on that site, it didn't really help much. It happens on the client.
Try resetting the server machine and the server's router, if you have one.
Re: RTE 10061 - William - 11-11-2007
Resetting my router, then I need a needle and hold it for 15secs -_- My server doesn't receive a single packet from him. SO it might be the router. Its the
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CheckServerStatusRe: RTE 10061 - Zephius - 12-11-2007
Check if your ports are forwarded correctly
Re: RTE 10061 - William - 12-11-2007
Zephius Wrote:Check if your ports are forwarded correctlyWell, it worked for all these players: http://www.key2heaven.net/top100.html
So the port is forwarded correctly. It just happens to 1 person.
Re: RTE 10061 - Matt - 12-11-2007
William Wrote:Zephius Wrote:Check if your ports are forwarded correctlyWell, it worked for all these players: http://www.key2heaven.net/top100.html
So the port is forwarded correctly. It just happens to 1 person.
Zephius spouts useless crap. He reminds me of Genisus so much..
Maybe it's a problem with HIS computer in general, and not your source.
Re: RTE 10061 - Zephius - 12-11-2007
Perfekt Wrote:Zephius spouts useless crap. He reminds me of Genisus so much..
Maybe it's a problem with HIS computer in general, and not your source.
How is it useless crap. Connections aren't being established, a logical thing to check would be the port forwarding.
Re: RTE 10061 - Matt - 12-11-2007
Zephius Wrote:Perfekt Wrote:Zephius spouts useless crap. He reminds me of Genisus so much..
Maybe it's a problem with HIS computer in general, and not your source.
How is it useless crap. Connections aren't being established, a logical thing to check would be the port forwarding.
Not if everyone else is clearly connecting perfectly fine.
Re: RTE 10061 - Zephius - 12-11-2007
Perfekt Wrote:Not if everyone else is clearly connecting perfectly fine.
Networking isn't as simple as that, in fact it is probably the most unattractive thing in computing. What happens if you download a torrent without ports being forwarded correctly? You will get connections, just at very low speeds. Open up the port and you can triple your connections and speed in a few seconds.
Re: RTE 10061 - Matt - 12-11-2007
Zephius Wrote:Perfekt Wrote:Not if everyone else is clearly connecting perfectly fine.
Networking isn't as simple as that, in fact it is probably the most unattractive thing in computing. What happens if you download a torrent without ports being forwarded correctly? You will get connections, just at very low speeds. Open up the port and you can triple your connections and speed in a few seconds.
If you're talking about on the client's end, fine. I see your point. But the fact that everyone else connecting to William's server, is doing so perfectly fine, I HIGHLY doubt it would be that.
Besides, William isn't that stupid.
Re: RTE 10061 - Zephius - 12-11-2007
It could possibly be on either side but in this case it does appear to be with the end-user