ping spikes every 10 seconds

[VorTexGaming]

I've used multiple adapters so far, non of em change the situation. Currently I'm using a tplink adapter, I've tried flushing dns changing dns and uninstalling drivers
updating drivers and pretty much everything with drivers and I havent figured out why I'm getting random ping spikes 200-1000 its awful and is ruining my gaming experience please comment to help.

 

[VorTexGaming]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

ok nvm, says i'm on channel 6

 

[VorTexGaming]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

I changed the channels and had no luck... 🙁

 

[VorTexGaming]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

OK, so I've pretty much completely fixed the Internet

I will share how to fix

Make a notepad file and turn it into batch right
now after you're done just edit the file with this :


@echo off
title Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes (self.GlobalOffensive)
echo submitted by Clyq, bat by Ment-0
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Stop your Wireless Card from searching nearby networks and
echo updating your signal quality when you're not asking it to,
echo which is what is causing the spikes.
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo You will need to turn it back on if you disconnect or need to be
echo able to find nearby networks again.
echo Good Luck!
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
pause
:MENU
cls
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -------------------Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes-------------------
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Option 1: Disable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 2: Enable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 3: Exit.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2 OR 3 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO DISABLE
IF %M%==2 GOTO ENABLE
IF %M%==3 GOTO END
😀ISABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo enabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:ENABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo disabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:END
exit


Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

 

[TheZampy]

Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

I didn't create the batch, but i followed the command prompts you listed out and this fixed my issue. I love you, man.

 

[Fr33z3R]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

OK, so I've pretty much completely fixed the Internet

I will share how to fix

Make a notepad file and turn it into batch right
now after you're done just edit the file with this :


@echo off
title Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes (self.GlobalOffensive)
echo submitted by Clyq, bat by Ment-0
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Stop your Wireless Card from searching nearby networks and
echo updating your signal quality when you're not asking it to,
echo which is what is causing the spikes.
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo You will need to turn it back on if you disconnect or need to be
echo able to find nearby networks again.
echo Good Luck!
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
pause
:MENU
cls
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -------------------Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes-------------------
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Option 1: Disable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 2: Enable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 3: Exit.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2 OR 3 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO DISABLE
IF %M%==2 GOTO ENABLE
IF %M%==3 GOTO END
😀ISABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo enabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:ENABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo disabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:END
exit


Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

Thank you SO MUCH for this! I recently encountered this problem today and indeed it was frustrating. I'm also using a wireless adapter for my PC because its LAN cable got busted because of a faulty PSU it had before.

 

[gtabr1]

Thank you, my friend. It worked for me as well. It was ruining my CS GO experience.

 

[alainch]

@VorTexGaming

after 2 frustrating weeks (even my smarphone disconnected from WIFI every 2 minutes) and endless internet searching...

YOU SAVED MY MIND !!!

( and also solved my problem)

cannot say THANKS enough !

 

[ollie98lfc]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

OK, so I've pretty much completely fixed the Internet

I will share how to fix

Make a notepad file and turn it into batch right
now after you're done just edit the file with this :


@echo off
title Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes (self.GlobalOffensive)
echo submitted by Clyq, bat by Ment-0
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Stop your Wireless Card from searching nearby networks and
echo updating your signal quality when you're not asking it to,
echo which is what is causing the spikes.
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo You will need to turn it back on if you disconnect or need to be
echo able to find nearby networks again.
echo Good Luck!
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
pause
:MENU
cls
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -------------------Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes-------------------
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Option 1: Disable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 2: Enable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 3: Exit.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2 OR 3 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO DISABLE
IF %M%==2 GOTO ENABLE
IF %M%==3 GOTO END
😀ISABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo enabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:ENABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo disabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:END
exit


Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

I made an account on here to thank you for this.
I've been having this issue for the longest time and this sorted it instantly, you're a lifesaver genuinely thank you so much
I offer you all of my future daughters' hands in marriage.

 

[gohaaron.v2]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

OK, so I've pretty much completely fixed the Internet

I will share how to fix

Make a notepad file and turn it into batch right
now after you're done just edit the file with this :


@echo off
title Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes (self.GlobalOffensive)
echo submitted by Clyq, bat by Ment-0
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Stop your Wireless Card from searching nearby networks and
echo updating your signal quality when you're not asking it to,
echo which is what is causing the spikes.
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo You will need to turn it back on if you disconnect or need to be
echo able to find nearby networks again.
echo Good Luck!
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
pause
:MENU
cls
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -------------------Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes-------------------
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Option 1: Disable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 2: Enable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 3: Exit.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2 OR 3 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO DISABLE
IF %M%==2 GOTO ENABLE
IF %M%==3 GOTO END
😀ISABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo enabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:ENABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo disabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:END
exit


Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

OMFG this is a miracle! wow u should win a Nobel prize for this solution. Take a bow son. Godlike genius lol

 

[collinhebenstreich]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

OK, so I've pretty much completely fixed the Internet

I will share how to fix

Make a notepad file and turn it into batch right
now after you're done just edit the file with this :


@echo off
title Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes (self.GlobalOffensive)
echo submitted by Clyq, bat by Ment-0
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Stop your Wireless Card from searching nearby networks and
echo updating your signal quality when you're not asking it to,
echo which is what is causing the spikes.
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo You will need to turn it back on if you disconnect or need to be
echo able to find nearby networks again.
echo Good Luck!
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
pause
:MENU
cls
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -------------------Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes-------------------
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Option 1: Disable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 2: Enable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 3: Exit.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2 OR 3 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO DISABLE
IF %M%==2 GOTO ENABLE
IF %M%==3 GOTO END
😀ISABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo enabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:ENABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo disabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:END
exit


Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

THIS FIXED MY 3000MS SPIKE EVERY 8 SECONDS

THIS MAN IS A GENIUS

 

[robleaf.leaf]

In your case I would try channel 1, which network is yours?. The only real channel options are 1,6,11 because if choosing 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13 would overlap with at least two other frequency bands.

OK, so I've pretty much completely fixed the Internet

I will share how to fix

Make a notepad file and turn it into batch right
now after you're done just edit the file with this :


@echo off
title Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes (self.GlobalOffensive)
echo submitted by Clyq, bat by Ment-0
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Stop your Wireless Card from searching nearby networks and
echo updating your signal quality when you're not asking it to,
echo which is what is causing the spikes.
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo You will need to turn it back on if you disconnect or need to be
echo able to find nearby networks again.
echo Good Luck!
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
pause
:MENU
cls
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -------------------Fix for Wireless Ping Spikes-------------------
echo ------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Option 1: Disable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 2: Enable searching for networks and updating quality.
echo Option 3: Exit.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2 OR 3 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO DISABLE
IF %M%==2 GOTO ENABLE
IF %M%==3 GOTO END
😀ISABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo enabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:ENABLE
cls
netsh wlan show settings
echo.
echo The last line should be like: Auto configuration logic is
echo disabled on interface "WiFi"
echo.
echo If so, type what is says after interface.
echo EXAMPLE if interface="WiFi" then you type: WiFi
SET /P input=Type here:
netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="%INPUT%"
pause
GOTO MENU
:END
exit


Hope this helps, it fixed my connection completely and its amazing

hi, Im experiencing the same problem and i believe that this might work but ive no idea what to do with this information hahaha