Set your computer as a priority on Wi-Fi
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Hello.
Today I cracked. I've been playing League Of Legends for several months now. So far, everything is fine; I have a perfect 35 ping on my side. The problem is that when someone connects to the Wi-Fi, they become "prioritized," which means that if that person is watching a video, it loads almost normally while I spike to 500 ping or more (I tested it, and when I enable parental controls, I go down to a 35 ping, and when I disable it, I instantly spike back up).
I would like to know if there is a solution to be prioritized on the Wi-Fi so that I always have a 35 ping and no longer lag when there are multiple people connected.
I would also like to know if there is a way to throttle the bandwidth of a device connected to the Wi-Fi.
I am with Free using the Freebox Révolution with an iMac, so not a Windows PC.
Thank you.
Today I cracked. I've been playing League Of Legends for several months now. So far, everything is fine; I have a perfect 35 ping on my side. The problem is that when someone connects to the Wi-Fi, they become "prioritized," which means that if that person is watching a video, it loads almost normally while I spike to 500 ping or more (I tested it, and when I enable parental controls, I go down to a 35 ping, and when I disable it, I instantly spike back up).
I would like to know if there is a solution to be prioritized on the Wi-Fi so that I always have a 35 ping and no longer lag when there are multiple people connected.
I would also like to know if there is a way to throttle the bandwidth of a device connected to the Wi-Fi.
I am with Free using the Freebox Révolution with an iMac, so not a Windows PC.
Thank you.
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1. Look in the program search bar for: cmd
2. Right-click on it and select "Run as administrator" (your computer should display a window called Administrator cmd).
3. Type "netsh int tpc set global autotuning=restricted" in the cmd
Press enter. It should display ok
4. Type "netsh int tcp set global congestionprovider=ctcp"
There shouldn’t be any problem, it should display ok
You should be set to priority
Cygrann
2. Right-click on it and select "Run as administrator" (your computer should display a window called Administrator cmd).
3. Type "netsh int tpc set global autotuning=restricted" in the cmd
Press enter. It should display ok
4. Type "netsh int tcp set global congestionprovider=ctcp"
There shouldn’t be any problem, it should display ok
You should be set to priority
Cygrann
Hello, the problem when I copy "netsh int tpc set global autotuning=restricted" is that it says the command was not found.
What should I do? My roommates are taking all the bandwidth.
Hi
It's tcp not tpc
It's not autotuning but autotuninglevel
Which version of Windows?
What do you hope to achieve with this command?
EDIT
You must now use the `set supplemental` parameters before setting `congestionprovider=ctcp`.
The command is therefore :
> netsh int tcp set supplemental Internet congestionprovider=ctcp