Posted June 03, 2021
Hello, everyone.
I'm having that annoying E3 (unable to connect to GOG servers) problem with almost evey "big" game which i'm trying to install though Galaxy 2.0. It seems that only games whose size is bigger than 10 GB are affected - for example, "Batman Arkham City", "SOMA", "Mad Max", e.t.c. When i tried to download and install NWN Enhanced Edition, it was successful, as well as "Shadowman Remastered" installation.
I followed the instruction in one of problem-related threads and made clean installation of GOG Galaxy 2.0, but it helped me only for several days, and then that E3 again. It began over a month ago, and i can't do anything about it ever since without clean installation of Galaxy every time when i want to download something with it again.
Galaxy's and GOG's folders are white-listed for my antivirus, and all web access allowed for Galaxy. Manual downloads from GOG works fine.
Am i the only one having this problem? Help me to lift off my paranoia.
Thanks.
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UPD: Okay, got this one fixed. Somehow my not-that-smart firewall has been activated by itself after antivirus and Galaxy re-installation thus blocking all "unreliable" connections for several programs, By excluding GOG Galaxy's .exe files from black-list i've been able to resolve that problem with E3 error.
I'm having that annoying E3 (unable to connect to GOG servers) problem with almost evey "big" game which i'm trying to install though Galaxy 2.0. It seems that only games whose size is bigger than 10 GB are affected - for example, "Batman Arkham City", "SOMA", "Mad Max", e.t.c. When i tried to download and install NWN Enhanced Edition, it was successful, as well as "Shadowman Remastered" installation.
I followed the instruction in one of problem-related threads and made clean installation of GOG Galaxy 2.0, but it helped me only for several days, and then that E3 again. It began over a month ago, and i can't do anything about it ever since without clean installation of Galaxy every time when i want to download something with it again.
Galaxy's and GOG's folders are white-listed for my antivirus, and all web access allowed for Galaxy. Manual downloads from GOG works fine.
Am i the only one having this problem? Help me to lift off my paranoia.
Thanks.
***
UPD: Okay, got this one fixed. Somehow my not-that-smart firewall has been activated by itself after antivirus and Galaxy re-installation thus blocking all "unreliable" connections for several programs, By excluding GOG Galaxy's .exe files from black-list i've been able to resolve that problem with E3 error.
Post edited June 14, 2021 by ShellDNMS
This question / problem has been solved by Crow.707
