AdiIRC

Hey there,

I recently installed AdiIRC. At first it worked smoothly but recently I have been having some trouble.

I decided to unload all the plugins to see if one of them was causing the problem. After that I tried to reinstall so that any user cofig error could be rectified (since I think it overwrites config after fresh install).

I have searched the forum and google to a great extent but I can't find the problem or maybe I overlooked it somewhere.

Anyway, here is the Rawlog:


-> Connect called
-> Connect called and working
-> ConnectLoop started
-> OnLookingUp called
-> ConnectLoop hostOK
-> OnConnecting called
-> ConnectLoop socket init
-> ConnectLoop socket started
-> Connection is IPv4
-> Connection is secure
-> Start Readthread
-> Readthread started
-> Start Writethread
-> Writethread started
-> Start Pingthread
-> Pingthread started
-> OnConnected called
-> OnConnected running
-> OnConnected server = ok, sent login info
-> YOU ARE 100% CONNECTED
-> SocketRead error: Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
-> OnError called Error = 3
-> AutoReconnect enabled
-> AutoReconnect: 0 <= 99
-> AutoReconnect: disconnecting
-> Disconnect called True
-> Disconnect step0 done
-> Disconnect step1 done
-> Disconnect step2 done
-> ConnectThread Stop() called
-> ReadThread Stop() called
-> WriteThread Stop() called
-> PingThread Stop() called
-> Disconnect step3 done
-> Disconnect step4 done
-> Queueing reconnect in 30 seconds


The disconnection happens just after it connects to the server. This is what happens when I try to connect freenode. I did not try any other IRC server. I have tried with and without SSL certificate.

Relevant (and not so relevant) System (and other) Specs:

Intel Core i7-5930K at 3.50 GHz(Non-overclocked)
NVIDIA GTX 970
Windows 10 64x Pro
Dual Monitor Setup
More than sufficient RAM, SSD space and Internet Bandwidth.
Application is allowed through firewall


AdiIRC Specs:

2.7 64 bit
No Plugin Currently Installed