well no

as this hasnt even prompted to ask for my steam id, nor takes me to any for to fill for this

so no its not that..

This thread is about GoG client, Galaxy. It has nothing to do with steam..
If you can't connect to internet with Galaxy xlient, please report the issue at http://mantis.gog.com along with your logs.
If you can't link your Steam account with GoG, be patient, servers are overloaded..

You're absolutely right, I didn't get that.. And I am not a remote viewer either.

don't forget "ipconfig /flushdns" without quotes then after reboot should work fine!

urmm that flushdns does nothing for static ips
and here with comcast it does really nothing..
if the client connects, at all, the dns is fine. or your net wouldnt work either half the time

same as these darn achievements
ive earned 6 total and only 2 popped up after doing them 20 times each, its very friggen annoying
nothing seems to work


doc what you mean about a remote viewer?

I think there might be a line problem and that's usually on their end also you could try checking your physical connection socket and check your cabling for any damage if you have pets they might of chewed on it!

im a network tech its not on my end
and look at the forums.
its all over the place, its not isolated to a few
sheesh
physical connection lol (if that was messed up id not be chatting in forums umm helloo

ughh really? hope ur not a mod, btw love Australia (most of it at least)

achievements dont work, client updated incorrectly for the games dlcs all of them
etc

erasing db file did nothing
reinstalling fresh os and fresh gog nothing
new modem, nothing
new cables nothing

this is a gog galaxy issue
not hard to see...

The point of "ipconfig /flushdns" is to tell your machine to forget any DNS resolution information it may have cached for other domains and hosts. So, if GOG or Valve have recently made a DNS change for some of their servers, your machine will potentially get these changes more quickly if you flush your Windows DNS resolution cache. It will force the DNS lookup to be fully resolved instead of pulled from a (potentially stale) local cache.

It has nothing to do with your own ISP or dynamic/static IP situation.

I haven't tried to solve this GOG Connect issue using flushdns yet, just explaining the idea of it.

u can just do the same thing by resetting your modem truly

but as you said this isnt a dns issue.

Yeah, So nothing helped?!?

1) No. Restarting your modem has nothing to do with the Windows DNS cache. Maybe you are confusing DNS with DHCP? Maybe you are thinking of ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew? Ipconfig /flushdns has a very different purpose. Your Windows machine caches the IP addresses of the internet services you use and websites you visit, for performance. But once in a while you might try to access an internet host for which the cached value you have is stale (old, outdated). Sometimes it helps to flush the Windows DNS cache so you will force a DNS lookup the next time you access the internet host in question. As I said before, in this case it could be that GOG or Valve have recently updated some DNS entries for one or more of their servers, and we have not yet received the updated value. Changes take time to propagate to the various name servers and caches. The last link in that change propagation is your own machine. For some of us, it might be possible to get the new value more quickly by clearing the Windows DNS cache. That is the point of ipconfig /flushdns. No amount of modem restarts are going to convince Windows that it is time to clear its DNS cache.

2) No. I did not say this is not a DNS issue. I said I haven't tried it yet. It could very well be a DNS issue. In fact it would explain everything perfectly. I am starting to wonder if you even read my last post before replying ... or anybody else's posts, for that matter.

I was being sarcastic in saying it would do about as good as restarting my modem
its NOT a dns issue

even the client is crashing every so often while in game. fun stuff.

dns flushed long before reading the posts here and just again to make sure fyi

I know what dns is, again NT here lolol seriously and im ancient so cmd prompt well, thats my home :P

this is nuts though the client keeps crashing, the game keeps not registering any achievements until done like 30 times each then oh it might work

and the menu for the connect has not CHANGED so that it does work to get the form id popped up, its a new front page now notice the green steam thing gone? thats cause it didnt WORK.

not a dns issue, gog issue huge one
wish they wouldnt force beta on us.



again just look at the flood on gog

https://www.gog.com/forum/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/latest_gog_galaxy_update_started_to_crash_game

seriously folks this isnt a dns issue

steam is working fine for everyone but not the home of witcher gog!?

ahh

fix this please ty

What flood? There are three posts int the thread you linked with the issue, from.. June 2015
Unlike steam (which btw isn't working for everyone) galaxy is not mandatory, you don't have to use it if you don't like it. You may still enjoy your game without the client. If you want to participate in beta tests, you should be prepared for technical issues. Keep in mind however, there are no remote viewers available at the moment and may take time to solve some problems without galaxy logs, which can be very helpful in reproducing bugs.
One has to be at least a bit tech savvy to understand that I believe.
btw, it works for me without any problems either on windows and debian. I think I didn't experience a single crash since alpha. tests. So, the problem is definitely on your side. Play around with running in background third party software such as antivirus, firewall, memory optimizers. Missing VC libraries perhaps? Privileges? Or even hardware issues..

Ah ok, I didn't pick up the sarcasm. Cool man.

But you're a "network tech" and you reinstalled your OS for this problem?

It doesn't even work in firefox/chrome/edge/safari.