Just open up your internet browsers (each one if you have multiple) hit the alt key on your keyboard to bring up the menu ribbon, select FILE and make sure it's not set to Work Offline. After switching it to work online, both Pirate101 and Wizard101 are working again. When I checked my internet explorer I found that it was somehow set to Work Offline mode. Then I remembered I still have internet explorer as well. First, I checked firefox (which I use the most) but it was not set to work offline. Same as you I got the "not connected to the internet message" I also saw a message suggesting that I check if my internet browser is set to work offline. However, as one last step I decided to check Wizard101 to see if it was affected. It even got to the point of KI offering me a refund for my remaining membership. In order to complete the installation of the ODIN Client, you have to follow several steps. ODIN CLIENT PATCH is a software tool which lets you install the ODIN Client on your workstation. I contacted KI, followed all the steps they gave me but was unable to solve the problem. Free download wizard101 patch client Files at Software Informer. It sound strange but last month I was having the same problem as you are. Make sure your internet browser is not set to work offline. I really hope that someone can help me so I don't have to cancel my subscription and stop playing. Just a note that this is my first time trying to play this game on this Windows 8 computer. This is strange to me because I can get onto google chrome and my other browsers, but just can't connect to the internet when I try to play these games. I have tested wizard 101 to see if that worked, but on login page it said that I wan't connected to the internet.
It seems that the internet isn't working for this or Wizard 101. I have tried disabling my firewall and that didn't work. Everytime that I log in, it says connecting to patch server and then nothing happens. Jadam1234 on wrote:I am running Pirate 101 on a Windows 8 computer and can't connect to the patch server.
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