Wireless Zero Configuration still not fixed in SP1

Here is an update, i just figured that while downloading something that lasts more than 1 minute, there are no lag spikes
But, as soon as the download is finished, lag spikes appear again

Proof
[img]http://images3.hiboox.com/images/1808/il59wmre.jpg[/img

Maybe a way to find th answer of the problem.


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Hi again
I finally solved my problem purchasing a secondhand Ethernet Adaptator (also known as a Wifi Bridge) for about 25 euros
It's a Belkin F5D7330 and by now, everything is working perfectly
I have no more lag spikes and my ping is low and constant

Proof
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An Ethernet Adaptator receives the signal by Wifi and then transmit data to the PC (or MAC or Xbox, or Playstation, etc...) by Ethernet
As coming by the Ethernet Port, the WLAN service is not sollicited and no more lag spikes appear

There are no drivers for an Ethernet Adaptator so it is compatible with everything that has an Ethernet Port

I encourage you to buy this type of product if you have the Wifi problem with Vista, you won't regret it ;

Good Luck Guys !


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This is not true, and is a complete cop-out for Microsoft.

I've had this problem when listening to or recording music: every 60 seconds
there is a lag. I had discovered that it has something to do with my wireless
searching every minute, but couldn't find a solution until this forum, and
the simple little third-party VAL provided by our German friend. Jack's
response was completely inappropriate.

The fact that Microsoft would not fix or even acknowledge the problem is
pathetic. Music should not be interrupted every minute. Now it's fixed. Maybe
German technology needs to replace Microsoft.

"Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote:

> Hi
> It is Not an OS issue, Wireless by the the virtue of its technology insert a
> lag into its traffic.

Try Vista Anti-Lag.

"Ebay" wrote:

> Im having those "60 seconds" lag spikes

Agreed. Thanks.

"Pavel A." wrote:

> so we just have to thank Julian for this very handy utility.
>
> Regards,
> --PA
>
>
>

> Could you post the models you've tried?
>
> Regards,
> --PA

Sorry for the late reply. Every Wireless USB Adaptor, that had drivers
for Vista32/64, worked 100% except for the SMC Wireless USB Adaptors,
which disconnected completely for some unknown reason (probably bad
drivers). I am currently using the Asus WL-169gE and have not had a
single wireless spike!


--
PhurBos

Julien's Anti-Lag stopped working, so I sent into Computer Management>Services & Apps>Services>WLAN Autoconfig and set it to Manual rather than Automatic. This seems to prevent the 60 search. But still connects to any available Network connection.


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"PhurBos" wrote:

> Every Wireless USB Adaptor, that had drivers
> for Vista32/64, worked 100% except for the SMC Wireless USB Adaptors,
> which disconnected completely
> PhurBos

This is obviously not true, considering the huge problem this is for many,
many people, on many, many adapters.

Vista Anti-Lag only improved the situation for me (one single spike rather
than several), but according to the guy who developed it, Julian, it has a
higher success rate on XP drivers, so I'm going to find an XP driver for my
Broadcom and see what happens.