But, in the long run, this is what worked for me. I tried clearing the cache, the control center thing, different internet browser settings, and even re-installing the game. I will leave a link to his YouTube Channel and to the video that helped me out so much at the bottom of this detailed post. Thanks to a very awesome dude on YouTube, I have been able to fix the problem. Hey H1Z1ners, I have had the same problem as you have had. someone obviously did a search and unearthed this thread. Lol, you might want to check the date of my OP.
You're just deleting cache, you can't play cuz the servers are all down. It was originally a workaround for the game Landmark, but it's being confirmed on reddit by multiple sources to also work for H1Z1, and it worked for me when all else had failed. Originally posted by Luxurious23:I found a fix for the "LaunchPad was unable to connect" issue that has been plauging many users.
Log into steam when prompted, and presto, it will hopefully bring up the Sony login screen. Now open the game by double clicking on the H1Z1 shortcut that you hopefully have on your desktop. This will close the internet options window.ĥ) Reopen Internet Options, and on the advanced tab, scroll down to "Security", and make sure that "Check Server Certificate Revocation" and "Do Not Save Encrypted Pages to Disk" are both un-checked (not selected).
Make sure steam is not running in your startup menu.ġ) Go to Start > Control Panel > Internet OptionsĤ) Once you click "reset", you'll get a list with an option to "Delete Personal Settings", make sure to select this and click Ok. It was originally a workaround for the game Landmark, but it's being confirmed on reddit by multiple sources to also work for H1Z1, and it worked for me when all else had failed.Ĭlose the H1z1 launcher and steam. I found a fix for the "LaunchPad was unable to connect" issue that has been plauging many users.
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