An occured error downloading assets in DireWolf20

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I don't see a reason why the downloads are failing then. :/ Perhaps you should try again in a few minutes. Servers could be overloaded at the moment.
 
Are you running wireless at any point? (this includes so-called "3G" and "4G" cellular access points)

If so then anything from microwave/cordless phone/remote control to atmospheric interference could be causing packet corruption.
 
Hambeau said:
Are you running wireless at any point? (this includes so-called "3G" and "4G" cellular access points)

If so then anything from microwave/cordless phone/remote control to atmospheric interference could be causing packet corruption.
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I said that my router is connected to the PC it's not wireless. And this error happens in the ATLauncher too, so there is no way it's because of server overload.
 
Hyderatic said:
I said that my router is connected to the PC it's not wireless. And this error happens in the ATLauncher too, so there is no way it's because of server overload.
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Sorry, but lots of people use those "cellular access points", like the ones that are being built into cars now and are also available for carry around use, and refer to them as routers (which they are) without considering that they are paying a Cellular provider for the service and connected wirelessly.

In the case that your whole connection is wired then you may want to learn a few OS commands. You probably already know about "ping". If you are using windows check out the "tracert" command, using a command prompt. If you are using Linux the command is "traceroute", and since MacOS is a Unix variant the same command should work.

Tracert can show you the response from every router in the path your packets are taking, often revealing problems somewhere in-between... You may be using Comcast on your end and your destination may be on ATT, but somewhere in the middle you may be connected through "Podunk Dial-up" (made up name) that is having issues.
 
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