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Hi,
I'm experiencing a network hang/pause every 60 seconds on my wireless network. I can observe this by running ping against my rounter (-t) and once every 60 seconds the reply takes between 1000ms to 3000ms. This effect is limited to my wirelss adapter, as I've tested the lan card to the same router without an issue. Everything else works fine, and this is really only an issue during activities that are sensitve to latency. Since I have not been able to find a Vista driver for the Linksys, I manually installed the driver for XP. Any suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated! Setup: Vista Ultimate RTM MN-500 Router Linksys WUSB54Gv4 adapter |
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I've resolved this. I turned on wireless tracing via "netsh wlan set
tracing=on" or better yet-Computer Management-Reliability and Performance-Data Collector Sets-System-Wireless Diagnostics and saw the entries listed below in the wlan tace file. So I turned off the autoconfig for the interface via: netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="Wireless Network Connection" And no more hangs. [2552] 20:57:51.888 ACM: Scan for networks. Interface = Linksys Wireless-G USB Network Adapter #5, scan type = 0x3, flush BSS list = 0. [2552] 20:57:51.888 INFO: radio should have been turned on. connect state 8 [2552] 20:57:51.888 INFO: set OID 0d01011a, data 0, result 0 [4396] 20:57:54.888 Refresh scan result. [4396] 20:57:54.888 INFO: query OID 0d010206, data 4294967232, result 0 [4396] 20:57:54.888 INFO: MSM notify 0x8 [2552] 20:57:54.888 ============================= Diag Event ============================= [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [4396] 20:57:54.888 query OID 0d010217, result 0, data size 132 [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [4396] 20:57:54.888 1 entries in BSSID list: [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [4396] 20:57:54.888 INFO: calling MSMSecPerformCapabilityMatch [2552] 20:57:54.888 ***** Event[00000000:0000000B]: [ACM: ACM Internal Notification = 1] -- 0 pIntf=003FAFB0 ***** [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 === Notification for guid 1af1a271-85f4-4e6d-9f54-36b91e2d3203 [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [4396] 20:57:54.888 INFO: MSMSecPerformCapabilityMatch returns 0, reason 0 [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [4396] 20:57:54.888 SSID: PUTERWIFI [2552] 20:57:54.888 ST: current state = Scan, trigger = Scan complete (Event), next state = Query. [2552] 20:57:54.888 ============================= Diag Event ============================= [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 ***** Event[00000000:0000000B]: [ACM: ACM State Transition = 2] -- 4 pIntf=003FAFB0 ***** [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 -- Fn [2552] 20:57:54.888 ACM: No auto switch for the current connection. "JasonK" wrote: Hi, I'm experiencing a network hang/pause every 60 seconds on my wireless network. I can observe this by running ping against my rounter (-t) and once every 60 seconds the reply takes between 1000ms to 3000ms. This effect is limited to my wirelss adapter, as I've tested the lan card to the same router without an issue. Everything else works fine, and this is really only an issue during activities that are sensitve to latency. Since I have not been able to find a Vista driver for the Linksys, I manually installed the driver for XP. Any suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated! Setup: Vista Ultimate RTM MN-500 Router Linksys WUSB54Gv4 adapter |