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How do you think about this idea, Colt + knife?
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Fake... she didn't even pull out the cable.
it is not fake, look at the TV ![]()
I can be there to record, I can make very nice video ![]()
that boy is shocked at the end when he saw his xbox LMAO
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bora pro
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And company of heroes
n1 strategy game of WWII ![]()
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Good to hear
!
netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled is not useful for gaming.
yes it is. it will make the ping stable
I've tested it out and went ccompare and i saw a big difference
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my ping is normal now than before.
I will try this one today evening and I WILL BLAME YOU IF MY PC WILL START TO BURN xD
hahaaha Make a back up before u start xD
thanks syn. works aswell for Windows 8.
Just the difference I have, my ping is not lower, it is just more stable but that is better than nothing ;-)
Good to hear that it works:D !
Since i have done that I can normally play without lags and my ping is now 9-11 ![]()
And in Windows 8, for the Windows 8 users you do not have a command line like in Windows 7, Vista, XP etc. Just open the start screen and type in there the commands like "netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled" and regedit, then you have just to click on the left side the command again. I try to make later a screen to visualize what I mean ;-)
Otherwise you can just give in the start screen CMD and the normal command line will open, just the problem is you can not make right click and say "start as administrator" but it worked besides that aswell for me.
If you can not open cmd as administrator, the command "netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled" will not work.
This command that needs Administrators rights to change things.
if you can not open cmd as Administrator Go to > C:\Windows\System32 And search cmd and open cmd as Administrator.
To open the program as an administrator. You need to click on the icon with your right mouse button
and select > Run as Administrator
Just a question what does the command "netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled" change in the system settings? I just recognized some other things that this command improved: I download my Mails with Outlooks over IMAP, normally it took a while until it was downloaded cause there I have 3 different acounts, now it is pretty fast.
netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled
Interface tcp (Transport Control Protocol) includes the concept of a windows network size how much data the sender can fire off, just like servers in online gaming or downloading something from website's or ftp. (faster transfers), especially on higher latency links. The problem is that the TCP "window size" parameter is a 16-bit field, if you disable this.
The sender can send you more data. This means that the ping become normal because there is no more limit ![]()
hahaha that cat xD
Very good and useful post, but I've removed poll, hope you don't mind.
no problem ![]()
Hello everyone!
The last few days I was testing things out on my laptop because my ping jumped from ~30 ms to ~900 ms
And my game was lagging in every server,
so i found a solution for this problem that i want to share with you.
Since I've done this my ping is ~9 ms to ~27 ms
!
Now I will explain how to solve this.
WARNING
Please do not touch anything else you can damage your system and make the system unstable!
Please make a backup before you start.
I have only tested this on Windows Vista & Windows 7.
STEP 1: Open Command prompt as Administrator and type > netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled
Then type > Regedit
STEP 2: Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Open SOFTWARE
Open Microsoft
Search Windows NT and open it
Open CurrentVersion
Search Multimedia and Select SystemProfile

Double click on NetworkThrottlingIndex, now change that "a" to "FFFFFFFF"

it will look like
Now restart you computer! and enjoy!!
I hope it has solved your problem.
- Syndrum² 
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Hahahahahaha nice nämeless
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