Hey hey hey. I gots me a big problem. I dunno what it is thats why ill post here. Ok i can connect to b.net with 1gb. And when i go to play again its like super laggy even if it is just me and 1 other person. I am running dsl. And i can't figure out the problem. I have even went to my router fire wall. Its not in that. Any solvin answers would be greetly apperciated. thanks a bunch.

Hey hey hey. I gots me a big problem. I dunno what it is thats why ill post here.
Ok i can connect to b.net with 1gb. And when i go to play again its like super laggy even if it is just me and 1 other person. I am running dsl. And i can't figure out the problem. I have even went to my router fire wall. Its not in that. Any solvin answers would be greetly apperciated.

thanks a bunch.

Maybe it's.. The other person? Also, if your computer is slow that will cause you to lag as well.

Maybe it's.. The other person? Also, if your computer is slow that will cause you to lag as well.

no my computer runs fine not old fairly new even the parts. Its not just lag i can run 1000 games and still end up with the problem

no my computer runs fine not old fairly new even the parts. Its not just lag i can run 1000 games and still end up with the problem

Your router may have a firewall, and it may be fine, but it is still very possible to have a software firewall on. Windows has one on by default (XP does, at least, not so sure about Vista, never got the chance to venture there.) To access to Windows Firewall, go to Start, Control Panel, Windows Firewall. From there, choose the off selection, and press OK. If it's not the Windows Firewall, it could be another, we can investigate that later.

Your router may have a firewall, and it may be fine, but it is still very possible to have a software firewall on. Windows has one on by default (XP does, at least, not so sure about Vista, never got the chance to venture there.)

To access to Windows Firewall, go to Start, Control Panel, Windows Firewall. From there, choose the off selection, and press OK.

If it's not the Windows Firewall, it could be another, we can investigate that later.

my windows fire wall is off. how do i change the fire wall settings in my router?

my windows fire wall is off. how do i change the fire wall settings in my router?

It depends on what router you have. Anyway, I would try to find a tutorial here at http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm

It depends on what router you have.

Anyway, I would try to find a tutorial here at
http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm

run crap cleaner on it. it should make it faster

run crap cleaner on it. it should make it faster

[quote=haloman210]run crap cleaner on it. it should make it faster[/quote] CC only clears all unused shortcuts and stuff like that, it barely makes it go faster... I wouldn't listen to him though, I think he just downloaded that because it had a funny name.

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run crap cleaner on it. it should make it faster

CC only clears all unused shortcuts and stuff like that, it barely makes it go faster...

I wouldn't listen to him though, I think he just downloaded that because it had a funny name.

on your router enable filter ident its usually found in the security or firewall tab

on your router enable filter ident
its usually found in the security or firewall tab

....Go to start, run. Type in cmd and push enter. (Or for users who have run off (BIG MISTAKE) go to start > programs > accersories > Command Promts (Or MS Dos for NT - users) Type IPConfig in, and push enter. You should get 3 ip addresses. Find the one that ISNT 255.255.255.0 or IPaddress, Itll be a 192.168.#.### Type that 192.168.#.### into IE or w/e browser you use. Now you're looking for a "Port Forwarding, or Applications and Gaming" tab In there, there should be something that allows you to type in a Port, Name, UDP or TCP, And your IP (Should be the IP Addres that I toldyou not to get in IPConfig) Type in SC BW, Port: 6112, UDP, And that IP Restart your modem,hub,router; Computer, and StarCraft. There you go.

....Go to start, run. Type in cmd and push enter. (Or for users who have run off (BIG MISTAKE) go to start > programs > accersories > Command Promts (Or MS Dos for NT - users)

Type IPConfig in, and push enter.

You should get 3 ip addresses. Find the one that ISNT 255.255.255.0 or IPaddress, Itll be a 192.168.#.###

Type that 192.168.#.### into IE or w/e browser you use. Now you're looking for a "Port Forwarding, or Applications and Gaming" tab

In there, there should be something that allows you to type in a Port, Name, UDP or TCP, And your IP (Should be the IP Addres that I toldyou not to get in IPConfig)

Type in SC BW, Port: 6112, UDP, And that IP

Restart your modem,hub,router; Computer, and StarCraft. There you go.