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help with NET_sendpacket

Discussion in 'Gaming' started by lokz, Nov 13, 2002.

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  1. lokz Newcomer, in training

    Heylo everyone,

    My name is Jr. I am a Serious CS gamer. I need help with my prob.
    I'm running winxp os and have cs installed. This Problem I have has been happening eversince i installed xp on my comp. I Installed XP, cuz i get lower ping, and back on winME and 98 sec ed. I'd get high pings in the 300's to 500's. Everytime I play Counter-Strike on my 56k connection, I always get these 2 errors

    NET_sendpacket error: No ERROR
    NET_sendpacket error: WSAEINTER


    Can someone help me please with this problem?
    lokz, Nov 13, 2002
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  2. Arris TechSpot Evangelist

    Maybe move this to the gaming forum? "CS Net_sendpacket error:"
    Arris, Nov 13, 2002
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  3. lokz Newcomer, in training

    I have done what the info above had said and I still get the net_sendpacket error: no error and other!
    lokz, Nov 17, 2002
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  4. Arris TechSpot Evangelist

    Arris, Nov 18, 2002
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  5. lokz Newcomer, in training

    hmmmm

    well thanks anyway for ur help. If other peepz know how to solve it please let me know.....
    lokz, Nov 19, 2002
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  6. SWOOD Newcomer, in training

    I solved this problem in RTCW by decreasing the transmit buffer a little in advanced modem settings.
    SWOOD, Jun 18, 2003
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  7. lokz Newcomer, in training

    hmmz

    What iz RTCW?

    wat do i gotta go in the transmit buffer in advanced modem settings?
    lokz, Jun 19, 2003
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  8. poertner_1274 secroF laicepS topShceT

    RTCW is Return to Castle Wolfenstein (a game)
    poertner_1274, Jun 19, 2003
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  9. lokz Newcomer, in training

    plz help?
    lokz, Jun 19, 2003
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  10. Napalm Death Newcomer, in training

    Ok first go to your phone and modem options in the control panel,
    click on the modems tab and go to properties. Go to the anvanced tab and click on advanced port settings. Thats were you edit your transmit and recieve buffer settings.
    Hope that works.:)
    Napalm Death, Mar 6, 2004
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  11. talaash Newcomer, in training

    I HAVE THE SOLUTION!

    I was getting the error:

    NET_SendPacket ERROR: NO ERROR while trying to connect to internet for CS Condition Zero. I looked for answers everywhere and no one could help. This problem has nothing to do with Video Cards, or anything else. ITs a network setup problem and easily fixed. Here is what you do:

    Basically every DSL modem has a function called NAT (Network Address Translation) and its sorf like a firewall. You need to disable it in your modem settings. This is usually described on your service providers help site, or contact them if you are unsure. It takes a minute. The problem is though that your connection is more vulnerable, so i enable the feature when i am not playing online games. THATS IT! No more error message. No thanks to billion dollar companys who replied to me with all sorts of garbage until i trialed and errored and finally fixed it.

    Cheers and happy gaming.

    ;)
    talaash, May 30, 2004
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  12. Nodsu Newcomer, in training

    I doubt a 56k modem would have NAT builtin :p But your solution would suggest a firewall issue.
    Nodsu, May 30, 2004
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