My report id is: 07ae959670016102
And as a hint for what I have done since it last worked, as it might help in the process of finding what's causing this error. The only thing I've done/installed since it last worked, was installing RavenDB and Git, I doubt Git could have anything to do with it, but RavenDB maybe could in a worst case scenario? I've disabled the RavenDB service without success on the other hand.
EDIT: I just misstyped my pw when logging in, and it does know that I typed the wrong pw. So it seems like it is connecting after all. On the other hand, fiddler shows no connections from Origin at all during login process. But as I'm running win8.1 it could be hidden for fiddler as well.
EDIT 2: I did a restore to a restore point from before I installed RavenDB and Git, and it was also a date from which I have played BF4 successfully after, and I still have the same problem. So the installations mentioned in first "EDIT" are ruled out as the source of the problem, so are any windows updates or the likes.
As I have battlereports from the same date, and the day after my current restore point this version of my system + Origin did work flawlessly. This means the problem must be on the ISP end or, and most likely at EA/Origin.
I've tried reseting my router, no changes, got the same IP as I've had for months, no changes of DNS either. Speedtest.net shows 2ms 93.1/10.2 Mbps of my 100/10 connection and all other services works flawless.
EDIT 3: --------------------------------------- POSSIBLE SOLUTION/WORKAROUND --- KIND OF! ---------------------------------------
I guess this comes down to the old akamai problem where we couldn't download our games, or at least it was slow as 1990's internet.
What I did was activated an anonymous serivce, for me one is included from swedish ISP Bahnhof, called LEX-Integrity, but any one of these services would do I guess, eg. Anonine.
Tech talk about what that does: What happens is my IP becomes "invisible" and instead my traffic goes thru a server hence that server's IP is shown instead. In this case that most likely means EA thinks you're somewhere else (geographically) and sends you to a different server than they usually connect you too. (Most big services with connections from all over the world, like Origin, uses CDN's wich are servers distributed around the world, so that if you live in London you're not connected to a server on the other side of the world, that would be slow).
After I activated my anonymous service I got a new external IP (at least in the eyes of Origin) wich then most likely sent me to another of their servers and now everything works fine.
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