Battle Net Looking Glass (2024)

FAQs

Why isn't Battle.net working? ›

Reset your network devices to make sure your router hasn't become flooded with data. Run Software Update to check for pending updates to software, drivers, and firmware. If you're using a wireless connection, optimize your internet connection to rule out a connection issue.

Battle.net was officially renamed to "Blizzard Battle.net" in August 2017, with the change being reverted in January 2021. Battle.net running on Windows 11.

Fix 1: Restart Your Router. Fix 2: Flush DNS and Reset Winsock. Fix 3: Update Your Device Drivers. Fix 4: Allow Battle.net Through Windows Defender Firewall.

No, we are not detecting any problems with Battlenet right now. The last outage detected for Battlenet was on Thursday, July 25, 2024 with a duration of about 1 hour.

Even though credit card data is thought to be safe, a list of email addresses for global Battle.net users, as well as the answer to the personal security question, hashed passwords and information relating to Mobile and Dial-In Authenticators have fallen into the wrong hands, according to the official Blizzard website, ...

We're going to be transitioning away from using the Battle.net name for our gaming service and the functionality connected to it. Battle.net technology will continue to serve as the central nervous system for Blizzard games—nothing is changing in that regard.

Deleting your Battle.net account will remove access to your associated Activision games on Battle.net but will not delete your linked Activision account and associated Activision games data.

If connected to a Wi-Fi network, switch to your mobile network. Close all other running apps on your device and try again. If you experience issues on an Android device, try clearing the cache data. Navigate to the Battle.net mobile app settings, press Clear Cache, then relaunch the app.

How do I fix Battle.net app? ›

Click the cogwheel next to the Play button and select Scan and Repair. Click Begin Scan. Wait for the repair to finish.

During periods of high login traffic, we may put you in a login queue. These queues help us process login attempts effectively.

Common Problems

The Battle.net Authenticator is the best security feature to keep your Battle.net account safe. Always refuse to share your account information with others, and avoid logging in to your account on someone else's computer. There's no guarantee their computer is as safe as it needs to be.

Blizzard takes your privacy very seriously. We do not sell your personal information.

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Changes to the software settings on your video card drivers may cause crashes or performance issues. Reset your video driver settings to correct this problem. Overheating can cause performance issues, game crashes, and full computer lockups.

If connected to a Wi-Fi network, switch to your mobile network. Close all other running apps on your device and try again. If you experience issues on an Android device, try clearing the cache data. Navigate to the Battle.net mobile app settings, press Clear Cache, then relaunch the app.

If you receive an error when linking your Battle.net and Twitch accounts, try the following: Log out from your Battle.net and Twitch accounts. Clear the cache and cookies in your browser or try a different browser.