Do you lose connection to Riot’s servers when the League of Legends' matchmaking process begins?
Does it disconnect mid-gameplay?
However, there could also be several other factors at play.
Why Is League of Legends Disconnecting, and How Can You Fix It?
All you have to do is wait for the problem to be resolved automatically.
Rule Out Internet Issues
If Riot servers are fully active, your internet might be the problem.
Test your internet speed usingfree internet speed test websitesand ensure it’s properly connected.
If the internet is connected and the connection is stable, scrub the DNS cache.
After changing the data pipe, initiate the game again.
It could be a hardware issue with your router, a restriction from your ISP, or something else.
You should have your ISP representative inspect your internet to rule out all of this.
However, if the problem persists after changing the internet, the OS must be at fault.
To rule out this possibility, you should whitelist League of Legends from Windows Defender.
Our guide onwhitelisting apps in Windows Defendercan help you do that.
Fortunately, you could perform an automatic game repair to check for any bad files.
Here’s how:
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Report the problem to Riot support.
The support team will help you identify and patch up the root cause.
If the support team asks about logs, run theHextech Repair tooland send the data over.
If nothing works, reinstall the game.
