It’s nearly impossible to play Ghost Recon Breakpoint right now if you’re trying to connect to Ubisoft’s servers. Reports of players being unable to log in are popping up everywhere, and there seems to be no real way to get around it without rolling back your game files and starting over completely – so it’s not just one person or two having problems, either.
We don’t know what’s going on with Ubisoft’s servers yet, but we do have some fixes that can help until the problem gets fixed on their end – at least for now.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Not Connecting Fix:
- Update Your PC
If you’re having trouble connecting to Ghost Recon Breakpoint, the first thing you should do is make sure your PC is up to date. To do this, open your Settings app and go to Update & Security. Then, click Check for updates and install any that are available. There might be one waiting for you right now! Next, run a network diagnostic: Select Troubleshoot Network Connections from the main menu of Windows 10. From there, select Diagnose Connection Problems and follow the instructions on the screen.
- Enable Upnp On Your Router
If you’re having trouble connecting to Ghost Recon Breakpoint, one potential fix is to enable UPnP on your router. UPnP stands for Universal Plug and Play, and it’s a feature that allows devices on your network to automatically configure themselves. Here’s how to enable it
- Check whether or not UPnP is enabled by typing my wifi hotspot into the search bar on your computer.
- Open Control Panel and select Network Connections.
- Select your active Wi-Fi connection from the list of connections on this page.
- On the next screen, click Properties.
- Click the Sharing tab at the top of this window and make sure Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s Internet connection is checked.
- Check Allow other network users to control or disable the shared Internet connection (router required).
- Click OK when you are finished with these settings.
- Next, open Command Prompt and type ipconfig /all then press Enter on your keyboard.
- Lower Your MTU
One potential reason why you might not be able to connect to Ghost Recon Breakpoint servers is because of your MTU settings. Your MTU, or maximum transmission unit, is the largest packet size that can be sent over a network. If your MTU is too high, it can cause problems with connecting to game servers. To fix this, you’ll need to lower your MTU. In Windows 10, open the command prompt and type ipconfig (without quotes). Then press enter. Next, look for MTU 1500. Right-click on it and click Properties. Select 1492 from the drop-down menu next to Value data: and then click OK. Restart your computer and see if that fixes the problem!
- Check Your Firewall Settings
If you’re having trouble connecting to Ghost Recon Breakpoint, you should check your firewall settings. Firewalls can sometimes block certain programs from accessing the internet, which can prevent them from working properly.