A Ubisoft Service Is Currently Unavailable – Fixes

If the date and time are wrong, then Uplay and Ubisoft online services may not run. Here’s how to fix this!

1. 1. Open the “start menu”, and from there open your Windows 10 Settings.
   2. If this is not an option, you can use the combination of Windows key + I Key which will directly open the settings.
   3. Once you have opened the settings, open “Time & Language.”
   4. Go to the “Date & Time” section.
   5. Check that the date and time are correct.
   6. If the date is incorrect, tap on the drop-down menu option and select the correct date.
   7. If the time is incorrect, tap on the “Time” option and select the correct time.

This should fix any issues you are having with your Ubisoft services! However, if it does not, then you can try this alternative:

1. 1. Open the control panel
   2. Once opened, scroll to find the date and time tab
   3. Once you have located the date and time tab, you can click the “Change” option and go ahead and change them so they are correct.

Open an Ubisoft game or Uplay and wait for the error message to appear.

Press the Control + Shift + Escape keys at the same time to open the task manager (You can also use Control + Alt + Delete to do this)

Once inside the task manager, press “more details”. This will expand the task manager.

Go to “processes” and scroll until you find “background processes”.

Search for the broken process file. It will consist of lots of random letters, some capitalized, and some not.

Click it, and then click to end the task.
Now you should be able to log into Uplay and boot up your Ubisoft game!

Press the “Start menu” button and open the control panel. If you are using Windows 10, you can click the “cog” icon, which will open the settings.

Once you are inside the control panel, click “View as – Category” which you will find in the top right-hand corner.

Now, go to the Programs section and click “Uninstall a Program”

However, if you are inside your “Settings”, then you can click on “Apps” and you should see all of the installed programs on the computer.

Find “Hamachi” and uninstall it.

Once it has been uninstalled, click “Finish” and restart your computer.
Now, the errors should have been fixed, and you can boot up your Ubisoft services!

First, type “Windows + R” and wait for the “Run dialog” box to open.

then, type “ncpa.cpl” into the bar.

Once you have done this, click “OK”. This will open your internet connection settings in the Control Panel.

Now, double click the Network Adapter.

Once you have completed the step above, click “Properties” and find the “Internet Protocol Version 6” entry.

Now, disable the checkbox and click “OK”

Finally, restart your computer.
This should fix the Ubisoft service issues!

Open the command prompt.

Type in “ipconfig / all” and find the network adapter that corresponds with the connection you are currently on.

Make a note of the MAC, Subnet Mask, DNS, and Default Gateway.

Now, use “Windows + R” to open the Run dialog box.

Next, type “ncpa.pl” into the bar.

Hit “OK” and then go to your control panel to open your internet connection settings.

Click the network adapter and go into “Properties”

Select it and click the “Properties” button that appears.

While remaining in the “General” tab, you need to switch the radio button (which you can find in the properties window) to the option “Use the following DNS server address”, and then use 8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.

You need to use that number here. However, you must change the last digit after the period to something else.

Go ahead and fill out the other information as normal (The DNS, etc).

1. First, you need to look for the “command prompt”.
2. Right-click it and click “run as administrator”.
3. Now, type in the following, taking care to hit “enter” after each respective command:
4. sfc / scannow
5. Then, wait for the “operations completed successfully” message.
6. Now, all you need to do is try to restart your computer.

Sometimes, all that’s left to do is perform a network reset. This should be your last resort once you have tried the other methods, to no avail.
Here’s how to perform a network reset:

1. Use “Windows + R” to open the run dialog.
2. There will be a newly opened box, and you need to type in “ms-settings:” here.
3. Now, hit “OK” and open “Settings”.
4. In your settings, scroll to the “Network” reset button, and click it.
5. All you need to do now is follow the instructions to perform the network reset.

Hopefully, this will have resolved your Ubisoft service error and you can go back to playing the night away!