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Nighthawk XR500 Dropping Wired Internet Connection
Hello folks,
I have been having issues with my Xbox One disconnecting from the internet just enough to kick me from the Destiny server, but not enough to kick me out of Xbox Live chat.
My Xbox One X is wired to the router, and I have disconnected from the internet while my girlfriend (who is connected via WiFi) has remained connected. I have tried a new wire and different Ethernet port but to no avail.
Help?
I have been having issues with my Xbox One disconnecting from the internet just enough to kick me from the Destiny server, but not enough to kick me out of Xbox Live chat.
My Xbox One X is wired to the router, and I have disconnected from the internet while my girlfriend (who is connected via WiFi) has remained connected. I have tried a new wire and different Ethernet port but to no avail.
Help?
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- Just to clarify, it's more that you're being booted from the game rather than the internet as no other devices are affected? Are you using the Geo-Filter and utilising the Destiny profile? If not you should do as an important option needs to be toggled - strict mode off and that should prevent you from getting kicked.
Netduma-Fraser wrote:
Just to clarify, it's more that you're being booted from the game rather than the internet as no other devices are affected? Are you using the Geo-Filter and utilising the Destiny profile? If not you should do as an important option needs to be toggled - strict mode off and that should prevent you from getting kicked.I am not using any sort of QoS tools in the NetDumaOS, and I am not using any sort of GeoFiltering.
As for what's happening when I get booted from Destiny, it states I have no internet connection but the lapse is so brief it seems to immediately begin working again.
I have also been having issues with Xbox Live Party Chat just randomly failing, and I am in a constant state of connecting, while everyone else is fine. So to answer your question, I think it has affected other devices but the lapse is so brief it doesn't seem noticeable unless you are utilizing services where a constant internet connection is required.
Could you use something like PingPlotter to keep an eye on your connection and see if you notice the connection dropping when the disconnections happen?
