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Crazy, i didn’t say port 80 was a security risk. I meant that every other port provides a loophole in the servers securty, making it liable to hacking.
In terms of your issue, it sounds like you’re not having the same issue as i am. Mine occurs whenever, not neccessarily when changing zones but at any time at all. An entirely different issue.The error code indicates that you are having an issue with the server but it’s not a port issue. It may just be a side effect of ArenaNet implamenting the new Heart of Thorns content.
Edit: After poking my nose around other forums, I have found that this is an ongoing issue for many users and the error code covers a wide range of issues. I have found one other fix which may or maynot help: reset your router. This is a method which has worked for other users on the forums and is a recommended method by the ArenaNet staff to try out. If i gather more information, I’ll post it here
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Port 80 is the port for gaming. The guild wars server is losing data being sent through other ports because it blocks them to avert any security risks. It shouldn’t work with another because of those reasons. When does the error occur for you? Also, can you copy and paste what’s in your target field?
Crazy, as long as you’re getting the error code 7:11:3:191:101, my solution should work. It worked for me and many other people with the same error code. The error code occurs due to a lack of data being received on the server end. My solution eliminates the possibility of that. Hope it works for you
I’ve said this on another post but I’ll put it here as well since this has a lot of activity.
So I’ve come across a fix for this. Create a shortcut or edit your current shortcut to GW2.exe, open properties of the shortcut and add this to the end of the target field after what’s already in quotations: " /clientport 80"
This is what my field now says after adapting it:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe” /clientport 80
What this does is forces your computer to send data through only port 80. So rather than your computer losing data by switching ports (which is what’s happening), data will only be sent through port 80.
So I’ve come across a fix for this. Create a shortcut or edit your current shortcut to GW2.exe, open properties of the shortcut and add this to the end of the target field after what’s already in quotations: " /clientport 80"
This is what my field now says after adapting it:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe” /clientport 80
What this does is forces your computer to send data through only port 80. So rather than your computer losing data by switching ports (which is what’s happening), data will only be sent through port 80.