VF #33 NetLimit (Killer Networking / Control Center)

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https://pastebin.mtasa.com/472253140

why it doesn't work for me :(

[ccw]

The server you are connecting to does not allow 'Killer Networking'

Disable or uninstall 'Killer Networking'

[devplayer]

10 hours ago, ccw said:

The server you are connecting to does not allow 'Killer Networking'

Disable or uninstall 'Killer Networking'

I had the format and I do not have such a program :( still does not work

[devplayer]

help me

[Dutchman101]

Make sure to uninstall the software properly.

Instructions:

Go to "Programs and software" in configuration panel and uninstall anything that starts (or looks like):

* "KIller Network ..."

* "Rivet Killer ..."

* "Drivers Rivet Killer Performance"

Then restart your PC and try again.

If it doesn't work yet, then try these workarounds:

2) open task manager and go to processes list, see if any of this is running:

* KillerNetworkService.exe

* KillerControlCenter.exe

If so, then it didn't get uninstalled properly.

 

If not uninstalled properly, then click below spoiler for more information and workarounds:

Spoiler

 

The SD kicks are being triggered due to:

C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\RivetNetworks\Killer\ > KfeCo10X64.sys or RfeCo10X64.sys (in some cases, the .sys file is in C:\WINDOWS\System32\)

* Note: for some versions of Windows, the .sys file can look like e.g "KfeCoW7.." or "RfeCoW7" (Windows 7), "KfeCoW8..", "RfeCoW8.." (Windows  etc

.. which is the software's driver for bandwidth shaping .. still being running. This driver directly applies traffic shaping rules for applications, so that's why you can get kicked for it running, and not being removed correctly.

 

In that case, you could try to uninstall it again, because you probably made a mistake and it didn't uninstall properly, or try one of the following methods:

1) Go to start > run > "services.msc" and find a service that starts with RfeCo and right-click it, set state to "disabled" and restart your PC.

 

Someone else who uninstalled it but found uninstalling didn't stop or delete the driver/service, managed to solve it in the following way:

2) download the latest version of the Killer Networking Software:

Windows 10: https://support.killernetworking.com/download/killer-software-package-windows-10-1803/

Windows 7/ Windows 8.1: https://support.killernetworking.com/download/killer-control-center-64-bit-for-windows-7-8-1-older-windows-10-versions/

Install this latest version after downloading it, restart your PC, then uninstall it again from Programs and software (like removing any other program). The reason would be that some older versions may not correctly remove the .sys file and service, if you uninstall the software, although we didn't confirm this problem. But as a last solution, it's worth trying.

Other than that, removing the .sys file after stopping the service (RfeCo ...) in Run > services.msc so it's no longer in use, or in safe mode is a (often too complicated) solution. But just so you know.

 

More information:

- Read https://updatesa.multitheftauto.com/sa/trouble/?tr=netlimiter

- You will only get kicked on servers that want to prohibit software of the category "Net limiter"

- Net limiters are often benign applications that are however, also capable of abuse by functioning as a lag switch.

* They allow you to reduce available bandwidth and speed on specific applications, like MTA, to cause lag deliberately.

* They may come pre-installed on your PC (by OEM) or as part of your drivers

 

For this reasons, servers are able to use SD #33 from MTA AC guide to block it and kick players for it. It is opt-in.

You got kicked because you're trying  to join a server that uses this special detection (which is a conscious decision from the server owner) and you're running this software or haven't disabled or removed it properly. So yeah, refer to the instructions to resolve it.

[devplayer]

24 minutes ago, Dutchman101 said:

Make sure to uninstall the software properly.

Instructions:

Go to "Programs and software" in configuration panel and uninstall anything that starts (or looks like):

* "KIller Network ..."

* "Rivet Killer ..."

* "Drivers Rivet Killer Performance"

Then restart your PC and try again.

If it doesn't work yet, then try these workarounds:

2) open task manager and go to processes list, see if any of this is running:

* KillerNetworkService.exe

* KillerControlCenter.exe

If so, then it didn't get uninstalled properly.

 

If not uninstalled properly, then click below spoiler for more information and workarounds:

  Hide contents

 

The SD kicks are being triggered due to:

C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\RivetNetworks\Killer\ > KfeCo10X64.sys or RfeCo10X64.sys (in some cases, the .sys file is in C:\WINDOWS\System32\)

* Note: for some versions of Windows, the .sys file can look like e.g "KfeCoW7.." or "RfeCoW7" (Windows 7), "KfeCoW8..", "RfeCoW8.." (Windows  etc

.. which is the software's driver for bandwidth shaping .. still being running. This driver directly applies traffic shaping rules for applications, so that's why you can get kicked for it running, and not being removed correctly.

 

In that case, you could try to uninstall it again, because you probably made a mistake and it didn't uninstall properly, or try one of the following methods:

1) Go to start > run > "services.msc" and find a service that starts with RfeCo and right-click it, set state to "disabled" and restart your PC.

 

Someone else who uninstalled it but found uninstalling didn't stop or delete the driver/service, managed to solve it in the following way:

2) download the latest version of the Killer Networking Software:

Windows 10: https://support.killernetworking.com/download/killer-software-package-windows-10-1803/

Windows 7/ Windows 8.1: https://support.killernetworking.com/download/killer-control-center-64-bit-for-windows-7-8-1-older-windows-10-versions/

Install this latest version after downloading it, restart your PC, then uninstall it again from Programs and software (like removing any other program). The reason would be that some older versions may not correctly remove the .sys file and service, if you uninstall the software, although we didn't confirm this problem. But as a last solution, it's worth trying.

Other than that, removing the .sys file after stopping the service (RfeCo ...) in Run > services.msc so it's no longer in use, or in safe mode is a (often too complicated) solution. But just so you know.

 

More information:

- Read https://updatesa.multitheftauto.com/sa/trouble/?tr=netlimiter

- You will only get kicked on servers that want to prohibit software of the category "Net limiter"

- Net limiters are often benign applications that are however, also capable of abuse by functioning as a lag switch.

* They allow you to reduce available bandwidth and speed on specific applications, like MTA, to cause lag deliberately.

* They may come pre-installed on your PC (by OEM) or as part of your drivers

 

For this reasons, servers are able to use SD #33 from MTA AC guide to block it and kick players for it. It is opt-in.

You got kicked because you're trying  to join a server that uses this special detection (which is a conscious decision from the server owner) and you're running this software or haven't disabled or removed it properly. So yeah, refer to the instructions to resolve it.

found RfeCo10X64.sys in system32 but I can't find it in service.msc

I don't know why, but I can't include it:
https://support.killernetworking.com/download/killer-software-package-windows-10-1803/

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IT WORKS !!!!!

IT WORKS !!!!!

IT WORKS !!!!!

[UsmanMughal]

1 hour ago, devplayer said:

IT WORKS !!!!!

IT WORKS !!!!!

IT WORKS !!!!!

Can you please explain how did this works? What steps you did to solve this issue?