Window 7 64 bit Ping Spike every 10 seconds

Once more, I ask this question! I tried to fix it by:
go to regedit---> FFFFF (does not work)--> still get ping spike!
Disable Ipcv 6---> still get ping spike!
some suggestions about the Wlan configuration: turn off = disconnect = cannot join the game.
Disable my antivirus, my fraps, xfire ===> still get ping spike!
My network card driver update / reinstall my driver ==> later ==> ping spike always get!
I used my old laptop (Windows xp) ===> no Pic of ping at all (using wireless)
What should I do?

I am playing games online!

My ping is 10-17 (normal). After that I have to play the game as 10-20 seconds, my ping will up to 1500-2500-3500-4400 within 2 seconds, then it turns to normal. It occurs every 20 seconds. Please help me

I don't want to demean my win 7 ==> win Xp.

Hi Beckdavid,

Before solve us the problem I need more information on the issue, that you face.

-What do you mean by Ping Spike every 10 seconds?

-Do you mean are you lose internet connectivity?

-This only happens when playing online games?

-Should he behave normal when you play the game online?

-C' is comes up with a particular game or all games?

Also access the link for how to ask a question and publish the exact details of your problem.

http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555375

However, if you are facing this problem only for the online game you try to purge the DNS and check if it works normally.

To clear the cache of DNS resolution, perform the following steps:

  1. Click Start.
  2. In the search box of start CMD.
  3. In the list select CMD and right-click on it and click Run as administrator.
  4. At the command prompt, type ipconfig/flushdns, and then press ENTER.
  5. Restart the computer and check that it works very well

I hope this helps. Let us know the result.

Thank you and best regards,

Srinivas R

Microsoft technical support.

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    1. If you have 64 bit vista drivers, first download drivers 64 bit XP linksys for your card, then uninstall your current drivers completely removing them (via Device Manager) and all managers of linksys (via Control Panel > functions of the program)

    2. restart your computer.

    3. install 64-bit XP via Device Manager drivers > network card (should have an exclaimation mark next to him now) > update driver (then point on where the driver XP 64 is, to ENSURE that it has no. OTHER DRIVERS in THE SAME FOLDER! so after you download linksys files, DELETE ALL FILES BUT THE XP 64 bit ones.)

    4. connect to your wireless router, then go to start menu > type cmd (open in administrator mode) > type [command netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled = no interface = "Wireless network connection"] (without the square brackets []), replace with all wireless network connection this as your network connection, your computer connects to.  You can check that you are connected by going here... Control Panel > network and sharing Center > manage network connections

    Now you should have no problems with your connection, as well as ping spikes, check that it works by going to your command-line typing ping 192.168.1.1 - n 100

    change the 192.168.1.1 to all what your router address, at the end of the audit, there was no spikes high and everything works!

    Here is the part the shit, every time that you start your computer again or lose the connection with the wireless signal, you must re-enable the automatic configuration service in the cmd prompt, command netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled = yes interface = "wireless network connection".

    And once you have connected to your router, you should disable this auto config connection.

    I don't know how it will work on any other OS, but I guess it will be a similar solution (unless this question is strictly caused by 64-bit)

    Now, seeing as how my other wireless adapters do not have this problem, I think that there is a problem with linksys and their drivers for these affected products. It of a gene to do these things, but I guess that's how things will work up to linksys sees this post and if everything goes well he corrected with a new driver update :-D

    Feel free to post your success stories here! I will accept responses and congratulations in lieu of payment :-D

    And if a moderator can sticky, I think this will help a lot of people because I noticed a number on these forums with this problem.

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