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GTA V version?
**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,10 times Error screenshot (if any)
System specificationsi7-8750H/8GB/1TB(72r) HDD_128G PCIe/GTX1050Ti_v4G/Win 10
**What did you do to get this issue?**cant join any server
**What server did you get this issue on?**try to join any server on fivem CitizenFX.log fileCitizenFX.ini (68 Bytes)
.dmp files/report IDswhat is this???
If an issue with starting: GTA V folder screenshot
**Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus?**yes
Also add what you already tried so far.
disable anti virus
Set FiveM_GTAProcess.exe in task manager details to High Priority
Updated all drivers
Deleted and reinstalled 5M multiple times
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Well the limits aren’t anything you shouldn’t be able to reach.
In my experience, just plain “Timed Out” errors come from a network issue… I may be completely wrong in this case however. Try and reset your router and try again. Otherwise if you have reinstalled FiveM… then hmm.
Could you try and load into a server then, while stuck at 0% loading… press F8 and screenshot the console that appears, just like @TheIndra asked for.