Recently, NetEase and Blizzard officially & ldquo; break up & rdquo;, announced that the two sides more than ten years of agency cooperation officially terminated.

However, for the players who have not uninstalled the game and the national battle network in order to stay in the game at the last minute, there should be some headaches in addition to regrets about the breakdown of cooperation between the two sides.

Recently, theSome players feedback, because the server has been shut down, their own national battle network appeared to be unable to properly uninstall the embarrassing problem.

It is reported that the normal uninstallation process of Battle.net requires access to the Battle.net server for verification.But now that the national server has been shut down, the national battle network can't finish accessing it properly, causing the window to stay on the uninstall screen and unable to complete the operation.

For players who want to solve this problem, theThere are two methods as follows.

First, you can change the Battle.net client to the international version by previously switching the national Battle.net to the international version, and then uninstall the operation through the international server.

However, there are some well-known problems with accessing international servers in China, which require a more special network environment.

In addition, you can also complete the uninstallation through unconventional ways such as manually deleting files and cleaning the registry, but this treatment will inevitably lead to omissions and is not as clean as the official uninstallation.