Arh, i see, dynamic IP issues , though im not sure what it is, but thank you so much, How bout you fusion? do you have this kind of problems too? Its really hard though to resolve this problems, but i hope it gets done ASAP. Really hard to live in Singapore and playing on US servers..Really sorry to all...
AHHH I see. Depending on what kind of internet service provider you have what some of them do is every time you log onto the internet you have a different IP address (an IP is literally the "address" to your computer from the internet that any other computer on earth/space can use to interact with you, granted you give it permission).
When MAUL tries to see if you're YOU trying to authorize it sees another IP then the one you used to start the authorization process and doesn't think it's actually your computer trying to authorize because, naturally, of the different IP address. I don't see as how this would be a problem because MAUL is a
STEAM ID based system and not an IP based one (IP admin systems are a nightmare to deal with just because of this reason).
In Vista and XP start by hitting the
WINDOWS+
R keys, then typing in that "Run" box
CMD. After that, you'll get a MS-DOS comand prompt window and you should type
ipconfig -release. Then wait to the computer to type something back to you, then type in
ipconfig -renew.
What this just did is reset your IP.
NOW try opening a browser window, then also a WINDOWED DoD window, starting the authorization process in MAUL ajnd then DIRECTLY logging into a TF2 server. If this doesn't work for you, I'm going to have to reserch it further but knowing who your ISP is and what kind of computer you have and if you have a router, etc, would really help!
Good luck!