To receive support, please fill out the following template, and remove this top text.
**GTA V version?**PC
**Up to date?**Yes
**Legit or Pirate copy?**Legit
**Steam/CD/Social Club?**Steam
**Windows version?**10
**Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again?**Yes Error screenshot (if any)
System specificationsI5 7300HQ gtx1060 6gb
**What did you do to get this issue?**I did nothing. It used to work but now when i connect to any servers that pops up.
**What server did you get this issue on?**all the servers CitizenFX.log file .dmp files/report IDs
If an issue with starting: GTA V folder screenshot GTA V/update/x64/dlcpacks screenshot Filepath to FiveM folder FiveM client folder screenshot Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus?
Also add what you already tried so far.** i tried to deleted the caches several times and look up on Google but there is nothing the same as my problem
Hello, this is a friendly reminder because this is your first time creating a topic (or it has been a while since your last topic) in this category.
Please note that most of the support is provided by the FiveM community on a voluntary basis. We ask you to be patient; there is no guarantee we have a solution to your problem(s). To avoid unnecessary/duplicate topics, please browse the forums before creating a topic.
To improve your chances of your issue(s) being solved, please provide as much information as possible about the issue(s) you are having. Also —whenever possible— please use the template given to you when creating a topic.
What the thread @deldesigns sent to you means is to change ports from other softwares that may use the same port as FiveM (30110, 30120). As an additional tip, check for firewall restrictions and if possible, disable them before testing again.
Let’s start to the beginning. I’m not sure this will fix your problem, but it’s what I understood by a similar problem someone else had, with the same message as yours. As you mentioned, you have this error while trying to connect in any server that appears in the list, right?
If this is your problem, and believing that you have problems on ports, please do the following:
Disable any firewall you may have installed, including that one from Windows. Remember that routers also have their own firewall settings, and they may prevent external connections through these ports;
Try to login in any server. If the problem has been solved at this point, just add FiveM ports to your firewall rules and enable it again;
I believe you don’t need a portforwarding rule, as you do the connection (outbounding connection) instead receiving it. So the connection is “automatically” routed to your computer. But I may be wrong.
You can try to connect to any server from this point. If you still not able to connect, it means you must access the router configs, probably through a webpage (something like 10.0.0.1, 192.168.1.1 and so on).
Probably your network admin has this control and may allow traffic through different ports than http/https.
This has absolutely nothing to do with this issue… That guy couldn’t access his own personal server due to having uTorrent use the same port as his FXServer hosted on the same computer.
@MichaelLam is not able to connect to any server so opening ports would do absolutely nothing for him.
Odds are it’s an issue with firewall/antivirus. Make sure to add exceptions for FiveM in both or disable both and try again.
Also using the universities internet could be the cause (maybe), but seems unlikely unless the speed is super slow.
@Indominus the speed is not bad cause i play other games as well and it works perfectly. I was using FiveM normally before but now this happens no matter what i try to do its still not working (turn off all firewall, allow FiveM to it…)
