Can\'t access Mobafire without proxy

[quote=Matt]@szlejer, really? An update to your LAN card caused MOBAFire to stop loading? What other issues did it cause?[/quote]

[quote=Psoreya]And yes that actually did it :)! I went into devices, chose the network card and asked for a driver rollback :) And whoop it works now![/quote]

[quote=Matt]Wow.... @ArtosKincaid, can you try that as well? I wonder what exactly is wrong with the driver to cause this, and why MOBAFire. Would be nice to know, if there is anything I can do on our end to fix it. I'm guessing not...[/quote]

[quote=Scrax]Requesting permission to laugh.. :P[/quote]

[quote=ArtosKincaid]I had the same problem. I can't believe that fixed it. I'll take it though! http://realtek-pci-gbe-family-controller2.drivers.informer.com/ has the driver file, if you're so inclined as to take a peek.[/quote]

[quote=yessirdoctor][quote=szlejer] Solution is simple: uninstall latest version of software on your Network Card in device manager. This issue is caused by optional update for Windows called Realtek - Network - Realtek PCi GBE Family Controller (in my case). [/quote] When I rolled back my Realtek driver I can access the site just fine ... so glad you found this fix. Realtek needs to get their act together on these drivers.[/quote]

[quote=Scrax]This solution should be added to the FAQ.[/quote]

[quote=Matt]Yeah. I'd really like to know what exactly caused this though. Other websites worked, just not MOBAFire, I'd like to know what's different about us that caused it to not work :( Oh well.[/quote]

[quote=wRAthoFVuLK]coz we 2gud :D btw, funny this is a realtek issue...I haven't updated that driver since I had my computer (2 yrs almost) since when I did Rey to originally, it fucked up my resolution on EVERYTHING...so I did a system restore and haven't touched the update since... wat up with realtek...lol T_T what exactly is this driver for anyway? isn't it some network card thang...[/quote]

[quote=vilefang]Thank you szlejer! Same damn problem and I was trying to go back through in my head what I'd done lately on my machine that could have caused this. Just ran Windows update the other day and I recalled the newer realtek driver. Rolling back the driver worked like a charm. Before I rolled back I went into the advanced settings and tried testing out each setting to see if it was a configurable setting that was causing it, but that does not appear to be the case.[/quote]