No problem at all! I can assist you with understanding ping spikes.
No problem at all! I can assist you with understanding ping spikes.
I've experienced these ping spikes for a month now. I tested the command in cmd: netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no, but it led to another issue. Someone, could you help me find a solution?
Check performance with a wired link. Often spikes in ping or Wi-Fi issues suggest interference between your router and device. Do you operate on the 2.4GHz or 5GHz frequency band?
We don’t have a clear idea of the Wi-Fi issues, and there aren’t many options left. You might try switching to a less busy wireless frequency (this needs adjustment in your router settings), but beyond that you’re limited.
It’s quite simple to lose interest? There are many ways you can assist. As recommended, switch the channel. If you own an Android device or a Windows 10 computer, you can install a network scanner app to view nearby networks and their broadcasts. Most newer routers will handle this automatically, selecting the optimal channel. Sharing more information about your equipment would be useful too. Is the problem occurring on other devices connected to the same network? If changing the channel resolves the issue or you still face difficulties, check for interference or signal leakage from another electronic device—either yours or nearby. You might try disconnecting appliances in your home to pinpoint the source. If the source is outside your property, there’s limited control. Also verify your wireless settings and ensure everything is configured correctly. I can review the relevant screenshots if you’d like. The device causing the issue should have its driver updated, while the router needs its firmware refreshed.
Obtain a Wi-Fi spectrum analyzer for your device and scan nearby networks within the same frequency band. Aim for a channel with minimal interference, preferably closer to 36 on a 5 GHz network. Verify that your router’s 5 GHz radio is configured for a channel width of at least 80 (2x2 MIMO). Ensure the transmission power is set to High for 5 GHz. Consider the performance of your Wi-Fi adapter—using a card with stronger antennas and more radios can help overcome interference. What adapter or motherboard are you employing? Which AP or router are you connected to?