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Title: Improve your WLAN
Post by: BiG_SerGiO on Friday, July 12, 2013, 12:19:51 PM
While playing...
I'm using this for quite some time and can only say great things about it...

http://www.martin-majowski.de/wlanoptimizer/ (http://www.martin-majowski.de/wlanoptimizer/)
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A small freeware tool for Windows Vista / 7 (XP with limitations) disabling the periodical background scan activity for wireless networks. It improves latency time of wireless connections. Hence it is useful for people with wireless connections getting lag spikes (especially during online gaming, audio and video streaming). The application automatically tries to optimize your wireless connection when started. If it works for you, you can make it launch when Windows session starts (e. g. minimized to tray). Closing WLAN Optimizer will restore Windows standard values.
Title: Re: Improve your WLAN
Post by: [Majestic]tidididi on Friday, July 12, 2013, 12:23:07 PM
Martin Majowski - fucking polak?
Title: Re: Improve your WLAN
Post by: Ganja on Friday, July 12, 2013, 13:07:55 PM
Installed it, not sure if it has effect on me, still can't login :(
Title: Re: Improve your WLAN
Post by: Koden on Friday, July 12, 2013, 13:20:20 PM
Seems sweet. But isn't that background scan something you can disable from Windows settings aswell?
Title: Re: Improve your WLAN
Post by: Spanky on Friday, July 12, 2013, 15:56:18 PM
I can't see that a tool like this would provide much functionality. I mean, the manufacturer should have already squeezed the performance out with drivers and whatnot. I still say ethernet is by far better if you can run it to your computer and if you can't then at least run a router (turned into an AP) as close as possible with an ethernet line. All kinds of things can be done with routers like repeating or bridging. You don't have to settle for your $60 Walmart router that drops connections.