"home" connected, but "world" connection dropping

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Hello,

I’ve been having trouble for about a week now. In Classic era, my game becomes unresponsive and I need to force-quit WoW.exe. My chat continues to work indicating that “home” is still connected.

Troubleshooting
So far I’ve:

  • deleted WTF, config
  • ran “Scan and Repair”
  • checked drivers for updates
  • power cycled my modem
  • opened ports on my router

So far, none of this worked.

I found an old thread with an IP for blizzard servers and ran WinMTR with these results:

WinMTR statistics

Host Loss % Sent Recv Best Avrg Wrst Last
192.168.0.1 11 1070 958 2 12 144 12
10.82.64.1 11 1066 953 0 12 157 13
ns-ytwr-pe102.ns.eastlink.ca 11 1074 963 0 15 410 10
host-173-212-126-5.public.eastlink.ca 11 1058 943 0 19 90 17
ns-hfxw-br001.ns.eastlink.ca 11 1077 966 0 18 90 31
bost-b3-link.ip.twelve99.net 33 662 448 0 34 113 30
nyk-bb5-link.ip.twelve99.net 93 323 24 0 39 46 46
chi-bb1-link.ip.twelve99.net 87 340 45 0 55 68 58
chi-b23-link.ip.twelve99.net 83 354 63 0 57 133 58
blizzard-ic-348622.ip.twelve99-cust.net 21 838 668 50 59 205 53
ae1-br02-eqch2.as57976.net 7 993 926 53 761 4921 3591
et-0-0-1-pe01-evch1.as57976.net 20 846 678 52 57 188 54
24.105.62.129 0 1507 1507 51 54 187 52

I’m seeing lots of packet loss after my ISP servers. Any help would be appreciated.

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Home = Chat server
World = World server

They are two separate IPs.

The fact that you’ve got 11% packet loss, after 1000+ packets, to your own router isn’t a very good thing to see. Are you on wifi? If so, move closer to the router or connect to it with an ethernet cable.

You might try power cycling your router and make make sure that its firmware is up to date. On your PC, make sure your network card drivers are up to date.

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