Cant connect to any server

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

Hello,

When I try to connect to a server, following error message appears.

"Timeout while connecting"

"Zeitüberschreitung beim Verbinden"

I hope someone can help me

-I restarted my router already

help me please

[Walid]

try to add MTA:SA to your firewall exceptions list .

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

@Walid: Already Done

@Mr.unpredictable: i used, but deinstalled it

@ccw: i know but when i click on the link it works.

[ccw]

What happens when you try this in the command line (Run cmd) ?

start [url=mtasa://mta.ffsgaming.com:22003]mtasa://mta.ffsgaming.com:22003[/url] 

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

It does not works

[ccw]

'Connection timed out' or what?

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

In German "Zeitüberschreibung beim Verbinden"

[ccw]

Ok, please do this again:

Download, extract and run MTADiag and follow the instructions. If MTADiag doesn't launch, please install Visual C++ 2012 runtimes (download and install vcredist_x86.exe) and try again.

Press 'n' when asked.

Post any Pastebin URL MTADiag gives you.

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

http://pastebin.mtasa.com/517084056

[ccw]

Try this McAfee removal tool:

http://us.mcafee.com/apps/supporttools/mcpr/mcpr.asp

Reboot after it has completed

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

did it but is doenst works

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

push

[ccw]

Have you tried disabling Windows firewall?

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

Yes

[ccw]

Well, something is blocking proxy_sa.exe and I can't see what it is.

It might be one of the programs you have currently installed.

It might be one of the programs you previously had installed, but part has been left behind. (Some security software perhaps)

It might be some thing malicious in your PC

It might be some unknown config problem in your PC.

The only solution I can offer is for you to launch MTA via chrome, and use it from there. This link will start MTA and when it fails to connect, you can go to the server browser:

mtasa://aaa.aaa

.

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

yea but thats really annoying -,-

[Dutchman101]

If it's something with your windows net then you can see if the following works:

Manual way:

Go to command prompt (cmd, run as Administrator) and enter the following in sequence:

netsh winsock reset

netsh winhttp reset

netsh firewall delete (if thats the problem, and an firewall profile shows up then execute to delete that one it lists)

netsh interface ipv4 reset

netsh interface ipv6 reset

netsh interface tcp reset

Quicker method:

open notepad, paste in the following (below) and save as All files, [filename].bat and then run the bat file as Administrator

ECHO ON

ECHO Attempting to fix your problem.

netsh winsock reset

netsh winhttp reset

netsh firewall delete

netsh interface ipv4 reset

netsh interface ipv6 reset

netsh interface tcp reset

PAUSE

Last resort:

Run cmd again as Administrator and enter: sfc /scannow

Because its something with your OS and this finds and fixes corrupt or damaged windows files, it can be an solution

Then reboot your pc and see if it solves the problem. if it doesn't and we're unable to find the cause (which is somewhere on your PC) then you have the option of re-installing your Windows for the sake of playing MTA without protocol links.

Also you said you disabled Windows firewall, but you can try another way of disabling it. It can keep re-enabling itself otherwise or block selectively, go to Run and enter: services.msc

Then locate the service and rightclick it to properties, and select ''startup type'' to Disabled, then Apply and then click the Stop button to also stop it right there. Restart your pc again after that

[-Ri[Z]eR-]

Its works now, thanks Dutchman.