We are currently monitoring a DDOS attack against network providers which is affecting latency/connections to our games. Update 2: Blizzard is investigating a DDOS attack against their network providers which is causing connection issues. We’ll update you when we find out more information from Blizzard. The issue is reportedly being caused by Blizzard’s authentication servers. We're currently investigating an issue affecting our authentication servers, which may result in failed or slow login attempts.- Blizzard CS – The Americas March 18, 2020 Update: Blizzard is currently investigating the issues and figuring out why the servers are down for The Americas: Accept any Terms of Use or License agreements promptly.įor more information, visit the official support article here.
Enter your authenticator code promptly and correctly.Currently, it is unknown what is causing the disconnects, but they stated theyre already working on a fix. Enter your Blizzard account name and password correctly. Blizzard has already announced that they are aware of the issue, with messages on both the in-game login screen and launcher.Follow these steps to ensure your logs you in as soon as possible: It will reset you in the queue if you attempt to leave or restart the client. Make sure you run as Admin: https()://us./support/article/24075 and install onto the C drive if possible.The queue is caused by high login traffic and is designed to help process login attempts.Reinstall the app from: https():///account/download/index.xml and run the installer over the old application.Delete the, Blizzard and Blizzard Entertainment folders in each location: To find those files, press Windows Key + R and type the following commands, pressing enter after each one to open the folder location. Next let’s delete the temporary files.If the Battlenet folder isn’t located on your computer and Windows still says the Blizzard app is installed, then this is a problem with the Windows registry. If it’s not allowing you to uninstall, you can manually delete the folder (usually located in Program Files (x86)). If is listed, right-click on Blizzard app and select Uninstall.If this persists, let’s try a clean reinstall of the Blizzard app: Here is a link that will detail how to flush the DNS to make sure everything gets set back up properly: https():///support/article/82450 It’s possible that an incorrect configuration with the DNS (Domain Name System) is causing some trouble with the connection.
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