Hello there.
I received two error codes after being disconnected during a queue for Hidden Gorge. (I just came out of one instance and planned to queue immediately for it.) After attempting to log back into my character (Gyro Takashi of Famfrit), I received the 10105 error code. A few attempts later, I would occasionally get a 90002 error code thrown at me. I tried to log into my other character on Hyperion and I'm allowed to log into that character without any error codes. However, my main character is stuck on the loading screen and then results in one of the two error codes above.
The only information related to this code is:
- My internet disconnected randomly for a few seconds and it appeared to be a routine reset.
- I was talking with someone before my disconnection and they're reporting back to me that I'm sending the same whisper "Hello there" every few minutes. Sometimes without my name being there.
- I worked with removing my firewall and any other programs revolving my connection. Still repeating the same errors.
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I received two error codes after being disconnected during a queue for Hidden Gorge. (I just came out of one instance and planned to queue immediately for it.) After attempting to log back into my character (Gyro Takashi of Famfrit), I received the 10105 error code. A few attempts later, I would occasionally get a 90002 error code thrown at me. I tried to log into my other character on Hyperion and I'm allowed to log into that character without any error codes. However, my main character is stuck on the loading screen and then results in one of the two error codes above.
The only information related to this code is:
- My internet disconnected randomly for a few seconds and it appeared to be a routine reset.
- I was talking with someone before my disconnection and they're reporting back to me that I'm sending the same whisper "Hello there" every few minutes. Sometimes without my name being there.
- I worked with removing my firewall and any other programs revolving my connection. Still repeating the same errors.
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