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February 8th 08, 09:59 PM
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When using a wireless connection Vista causes lag spikes every min
I have tried wireless gaming in Vista. I know I know you aren't supposed to
use wireless connections when gaming but I can't not run an ethernet cable up two stories. My problem is that Vista searches for a "better connection" every minute. This causes a huge lag spike and freezes me in every game every minute. It is very very annoying. You can't disable this feature without killing your connection. Some have suggested using a 3rd party wireless software to manage your connection but as far as I know Linksys has not provided this yet and there is no word if they will. Has anyone found a solution to this problem? Does anyone know if Microsoft is addressing it? 
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February 10th 08, 08:04 PM
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When using a wireless connection Vista causes lag spikes every min
I'am having the same problem with my gaming. If you can turn off zero
configuration then that would be your best bet. but i have yet to find out how to do that. I'am useing a Edimax Ralink Wireless card. "Apalvare" wrote: I have tried wireless gaming in Vista. I know I know you aren't supposed to use wireless connections when gaming but I can't not run an ethernet cable up two stories. My problem is that Vista searches for a "better connection" every minute. This causes a huge lag spike and freezes me in every game every minute. It is very very annoying. You can't disable this feature without killing your connection. Some have suggested using a 3rd party wireless software to manage your connection but as far as I know Linksys has not provided this yet and there is no word if they will. Has anyone found a solution to this problem? Does anyone know if Microsoft is addressing it?
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February 11th 08, 05:56 PM
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When using a wireless connection Vista causes lag spikes every
From what I have read turning off Zero Configuration in Vista completely
disables your wireless connection. "bloodjunkie" wrote: I'am having the same problem with my gaming. If you can turn off zero configuration then that would be your best bet. but i have yet to find out how to do that. I'am useing a Edimax Ralink Wireless card. "Apalvare" wrote: I have tried wireless gaming in Vista. I know I know you aren't supposed to use wireless connections when gaming but I can't not run an ethernet cable up two stories. My problem is that Vista searches for a "better connection" every minute. This causes a huge lag spike and freezes me in every game every minute. It is very very annoying. You can't disable this feature without killing your connection. Some have suggested using a 3rd party wireless software to manage your connection but as far as I know Linksys has not provided this yet and there is no word if they will. Has anyone found a solution to this problem? Does anyone know if Microsoft is addressing it?
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May 29th 08, 04:53 AM
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When using a wireless connection Vista causes lag spikes every min
Yes.
http://www.codecase.de/index.php/dow...11-rar-archive Has anyone found a solution to this problem? Does anyone know if Microsoft is addressing it?
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