Restore = One of multiple cases.

1. It saves the day. (Happened to me once...partially.)
2. It ruins the day by either resetting the whole system or - if you are lucky - only clears MANY .exe files that are very annoying to re-install (Happened to me twice - but at least I was "lucky"...once.)
3. Something completely unpredicted happens which I have not experienced yet but can imagine to happen.

So, you are completely right. :p

Concerning the actual problem...
I remember seeing such a case that related to an issue within BungeeCord, but I have no idea whether that problem still exists because I have no idea when I read about it...might have been about a year ago. In that case it was actually the "remote host" - a.k.a. server - kicking a player because they were still registered as online. IDK whether this applies in this case though. (Sees unlikely.)

 

Norton360 does the job for me, best imo, got gold edition too :)

 

Don't even use avast. I use AVG/MS:SE

 

Norton is the virus of viruses....

 

Norton 360 IS HORRIBLE. But the newest Norton actually has worked great for me

 

If that is the case, I would recommend actually shutting down all computers that you use and start up with the one you are ready to play on - just to see if it clears your issue. IP addresses do not always clear as well, so you may wish to disconnect from all Network Connections - and do not set them to automatically connect.

 

@Samanthurr I have the exact same problem. My new mac laptop. Nothing else. Even another computer on the same wifi(both wireless).
I am having the same problem, only once every few hours.

I have Avast(free) installed, and not McAfee btw.

 

After thinking for a while, I remembered that when I last had this problem continuously (Sometimes happening once or twice, but then fixes itself) opening the windows CMD and completely refreshing my connection with

Code:

ipconfig -release

and

Code:

ipconfig -renew

worked.

 

Awesome memory! Have not used this command since my Network Engineering days but you are correct, this should work as well.

 

im on a mac. mac version please? thx

 

Open terminal -

Code:

ifconfig wlan0 down
ifconfig wlan0 up

 

Didn't work;

Code:

Stanleys-MacBook-Pro:~ Stanley$ ipconfig
usage: ipconfig <command> <args>
where <command> is one of waitall, getifaddr, ifcount, getoption, getpacket, getv6packet, set, setverbose

 

ifconfig, not ipconfig

 

K