Sometimes game and bnet just doesn’t work (while website might work fine). Error code appears - BLZBNTBGS8000001C
I know this is not my computer and not my router (all other resources and internet are working fine). I know there should be some kind of application (not windows tracert) which will record all traffic hopes. I want to do this and show to my internet provider this information. Where I can find it?
I ran PingPlotter on the Diablo III IP address while playing D3… recorded for some 400 seconds at 1 sample per second. I did a screenshot at the end (I masked my router IP) and it looked like this (click on picture to zoom in):
I used “File” / “Export to Text File” (1 column per hop) and got a CSV file in Downloads; when I opened it up, it launched Excel and looked like this:
I used “File” / “Saved Image” and got a PNG file which I opened in Paint and it looked like this:
All these files can be e-mailed to your ISP if that is what you want to do.
A privilege that I and a few others have… long story but Blizzard uses a system of “trust levels”… the more one spends time on the forums, the higher it is. You’re currently TL 0 (new user) and I’m TL 3 (regular user – regular as in “regular patron in a pub” – I spend quite some time on the forums). My first language is French and I often use pictures to illustrate what I am trying to say in English… so that’s useful and convenient for me.
As a New User, you can’t post pictures but if you upload the picture to a picture hosting website (I use https://imgur.com/ but there are others)… you can put the URL address in your post and convert it to “preformatted text”… the forum software will then accept it.
To convert a link to preformatted text do:
put the link in your post as you would normally (paste it, usually);
highlight the entire link;
click on the </> button at the top of the composition window.
The link will appear white on a greyish background as so: https://i.imgur.com/vbCO8PQ.png and will be accepted by the forum software. Readers won’t be able to click on it to access the picture but they will be able to copy-paste it on their browser.
Thanks!!!
So it is visible, where the problem happens. Have already addressed this to the my provider also, but the problem is - EU provider which is placed between my provider and blizzard company
OK – I’m not very good at interpreting these results… even when it’s fairly obvious.
Your average round trip time is about the same as mine actually… and I’m about 3800 km from the Americas region server for D3 near Los Angeles, in the US.