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Troubleshooting Call of Duty: Warzone Connectivity Issues

Call of Duty: Warzone, with its expansive content and massive player base, occasionally experiences server connectivity problems. This guide helps you diagnose and resolve these issues.

Checking Warzone Server Status

Several reliable methods help determine if the problem originates from Warzone's servers or your local network:

• Activision Support: Visit Activision's Support Online Services Status page. This provides real-time updates on Call of Duty server status, including Warzone. Any outages or maintenance will be clearly indicated.

• COD Updates: Follow the official Call of Duty Updates Twitter/X account (@CallofDuty). This account provides timely updates on server issues, maintenance schedules, and other relevant information.

Current Warzone Server Status (As of January 13, 2025):

Warzone servers were operational as of January 13th, 2025. A minor, short-lived issue affecting matchmaking was quickly resolved by developers following a patch release on the same day. Matchmaking problems, including extended wait times or inability to join matches, were addressed within hours.

Resolving Connectivity Problems

If you're experiencing connectivity issues, try these troubleshooting steps:

• Check for Updates: Ensure your Warzone game client is up-to-date. Outdated versions can cause connection problems.

• Restart Warzone: Close and relaunch the game. This often resolves minor glitches, particularly after updates or playlist changes.

• Check Your Router: Verify your router or modem is functioning correctly. If lights are unusual, perform a hard reset (unplug, wait 30 seconds, plug back in).

• Test Your Network Connection: Test your internet connection's speed and stability using online tools. This helps determine if the problem lies with your internet service.

• Switch Connection Methods: If using Wi-Fi, try a wired Ethernet connection (generally more stable). Conversely, if using Ethernet, test with Wi-Fi.