[BUG]Déconnection

EA_Najat Community Manager a écrit:This means you have for some reason lost connection to the Need For Speed World Servers. This is quite common if you're using wireless connection. Make sure you've enabled nfsw.exe in Windows Firewall and any other firewall software you might have installed.

For Widows 7/Vista go to control panel -> Security -> Allow a program through Windows Firewall. (you will need admin rights for this). Choose allow another program and browse "C:\ProgramData\Electronic Arts\Need For Speed World\Data\nfsw.exe" and add it.

You also need to be sure that your router/firewall/ISP* have the following ports open:

   TCP: 12683, 443, 5222, 5223
   UDP: 31928, 5222, 5223

* = Internet Service Provider
In some occasions you will need to call your ISP to have them open up the ports for your since they might be blocked by default and perhaps, it wont be possible to open them up because of policy/restrictions with your ISP.

If you're still experiencing problems with error code 7, try and use wired connection instead of wireless. If you're using a router/hub/switch and still get theese problems, bypass the router/hub/switch and plug in the cable directly in to your computer to make sure its not any hardware causing theese problems.

I hope this helps.

Popolansky a écrit:

EA_Najat Community Manager a écrit:This means you have for some reason lost connection to the Need For Speed World Servers. This is quite common if you're using wireless connection. Make sure you've enabled nfsw.exe in Windows Firewall and any other firewall software you might have installed.

For Widows 7/Vista go to control panel -> Security -> Allow a program through Windows Firewall. (you will need admin rights for this). Choose allow another program and browse "C:\ProgramData\Electronic Arts\Need For Speed World\Data\nfsw.exe" and add it.

You also need to be sure that your router/firewall/ISP* have the following ports open:

   TCP: 12683, 443, 5222, 5223
   UDP: 31928, 5222, 5223

* = Internet Service Provider
In some occasions you will need to call your ISP to have them open up the ports for your since they might be blocked by default and perhaps, it wont be possible to open them up because of policy/restrictions with your ISP.

If you're still experiencing problems with error code 7, try and use wired connection instead of wireless. If you're using a router/hub/switch and still get theese problems, bypass the router/hub/switch and plug in the cable directly in to your computer to make sure its not any hardware causing theese problems.

I hope this helps.