This is a new PC I've built and have used on a few other PCs in the past.
I've read that it could be an IPv6 issue, but I've tried all the fixes that I've found and nothing is working.
The only other information I've been able to find that would be related is this:
Multiplayer won't connect to any games
However, I'm hoping someone here has had the same problem and can help me.
Thanks.
Edit: Using Google Chrome, Windows 10.
Edit 2: I fixed the IPv6 issue. I had a router issue and changed the settings. I have no idea why that fixed the problem, but I'm glad it did.
A:
This is a bug in Windows 10 and it's been discussed many times already, including here.
Please read the first comment and the rest of the thread to learn more.
It's finally here: the first full trailer for Doctor Strange, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the Sorcerer Supreme, has been released!
And though we still don't know what the second trailer will look like, here's the first.
Based on the comic book by C. Robert Cargill, Stephen Strange is a former neurosurgeon who loses a hand in an accident and must find the mystical Ancient One's missing book before his cancer returns. It's the first in a series of solo films, but though Cumberbatch's Strange is a new character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Strange doesn't exactly operate alone.
Head here to read more on the new trailer and Benedict Cumberbatch's explanation of the character.
Doctor Strange hits theaters November 4, 2016.
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