No that didn’t work. The server still shows, along with the IPv6 address. Why, I am not sure.
Could some one maybe walk me through how they disabled IPv6? Because everything I have tried so far hasn’t worked, so maybe I am doing something wrong without knowing?

Thanks for the help.

Just so I am not getting my wires crossed, would this be the same .exe file you use to replace a non-functional Freelancer.exe file? If not, where can I find it?

Okay, I found a weird problem. I downloaded a programme from Microsoft to disable IPv6 in preference to IPv4 but it doesn’t actually do what it is supposed to do. I still have the old IPv6 address.
I tried the firewall, only to find Freelancer already has the exception of bypassing the firewall.
Is there something I am missing, such as a vital step in the disabling process?

Hi, I know this is a much touched upon subject, but I cannot get a private LAN server to work.

I can create one which shows up on the server list but I cannot connect to it. Each time I get a message displaying something along the lines of “The action is taking longer than expected” but nothing happens after that.
I have disabled Ipv6 in favour of Ivp4 but still nothing. I would rather not disable my firewall, as my dad would flip out and behead me.
If this helps, I have Windows10.
Cheers for any help.