Set your computer as a priority on Wi-Fi

Mine-Diablo Posted messages 84 Status Member -  
 Metablue2000 -
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.

1 answer

  1. cygrann Posted messages 14 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   86
     
    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
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    1. evaspace
       
      Thank you, this Rapunzel helps me a lot ^^
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    2. Padd
       

      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.

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      1. kaumune Posted messages 22605 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 157 > Padd
         

        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?

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    3. Metablue2000
       

      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

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