just an example: i open CS 1.6. i check the servers. i might see some good pings (20-40), but when i refresh the list - they just go up to 400 and stay unstable. if i connect to one of the servers i get the issue described above. BUT when i close CS 1.6, I LOSE NETWORK CONNECTION ENTIRELY FOR ABOUT 15 SECONDS! hELP '?

Wireless Network Ping Spikes
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jwt015
, Mar 12 2006 02:23 PM
#31
Posted 28 August 2011 - 09:02 AM

just an example: i open CS 1.6. i check the servers. i might see some good pings (20-40), but when i refresh the list - they just go up to 400 and stay unstable. if i connect to one of the servers i get the issue described above. BUT when i close CS 1.6, I LOSE NETWORK CONNECTION ENTIRELY FOR ABOUT 15 SECONDS! hELP '?
#32
Posted 31 August 2011 - 09:53 PM

Hello,
If you are able to achieve this exact issue on multiple computers it might be the wireless router after all?
This explains the change in WZC for Vista and 7:
http://en.wikipedia....o_Configuration
If you are able to achieve this exact issue on multiple computers it might be the wireless router after all?
This explains the change in WZC for Vista and 7:
http://en.wikipedia....o_Configuration
#33
Posted 09 May 2013 - 10:11 PM

Uhh....i Have a small question while i tried your method. When i open services.msc, i dont see Wireless Zero Configuration. Help please?
#34
Posted 09 May 2013 - 10:26 PM

After i followed your steps, i still get ping spikes. Why is that? Also, does the distance between your computer and the router matter to the connection of the internet?
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