Disconnected Client Not Responding

[Thule]

I have been trying to connect to the F|A DoI server tonight, but it always throws back a vague error of "Disconnected Client Not Responding".  I'm new to this game, so have no idea what that means.  Any help would be great.  Thanks.

[GoongalaJones]

Hullo Thule! 

 

How high did you set your video settings? Can you post a screen shot of them, if you do not mind of course? ^^

[Thule]

Thanks for the note.  I used the default video settings.  The only thing I had to change was to "Windowed" in order to get a screenshot, though I turned back.  The settings are attached. 

[Kooki]

Im wondering if you allowed the anti cheat thing when you first started the game.  We've had some ppl who've had problems with that.

[redfromsvn]

Try setting paged pool memory to low. That fixes it for some people.

[Thule]

Thank you both for the replies.  I do have the anti-cheat tool installed and it does flash on the screen when I launch DoI.  I changed the Paged Pool Memory to the "Low" setting, but still see that error.  I am able to do like the shooting range mode without issue;  it is just when I try to connect to the server it throws back that error at the very end of the connection status bar.

[Xernicus]

I'm relatively unfamiliar with DoI, but based on what I see, this could be an issue with the BattlEye client. I've seen some reports that re-installing BattlEye and verifying the integrity of the game files can fix this.

To uninstall and re-install BattlEye:

• Navigate to the directory where DOI is installed, and then to the BattlEye folder inside: typically it's C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\dayofinfamy\BattlEye
• Run Uninstall_BattlEye.bat
• Make sure the following folder is no longer present: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\BattlEye\"
• Right click on Day Of Infamy in Steam, and choose Properties.
• Click on the "Local Files" tab and then "Verify Integrity of game files"
• After it's finished, when you launch the game it should prompt you to install BattlEye. 

 

If for some reason it doesn't re-install (which it should), the BattlEye installer should be present after verifying the game files and automatically re-downloading the missing files.
Navigate back to %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Steam\steamapps\common\dayofinfamy\BattlEye and click on "Install_BattlEye.bat"

[Thule]

Thanks all.  I messed around with it a bit more and got it to work.  Setting "cl_forcepreload 0" and then back to "1" seemed to do it, for reasons unknown. I can connect to the F|A server now.

[Kooki]

Not to dash hopes..but ive done things like that before and sometimes it just defaults back to whatever it was before.  Good luck