Anybody here who plays Battlefield 2 on a Wireless Router, who's been having problems with lag. I've found a solution to cure it. Well it has for me anyway!
I was searching all over Google and have seen that loads of people have the same problems when playing BF2 on a wireless connection, anyway I found this site and followed what they say do. And now my lag has gone completly playing on my wireless router, we before it was bad.
Is is the quote on what to do:
I was searching all over Google and have seen that loads of people have the same problems when playing BF2 on a wireless connection, anyway I found this site and followed what they say do. And now my lag has gone completly playing on my wireless router, we before it was bad.
Is is the quote on what to do:
Since this problem occurs in set intervals, I'm going to hazzard a guess and say that it is the [COLOR=#1b3b7c! important][COLOR=#1b3b7c! important]Wireless[/color][/color] Zero Configuration service that is casuing the problem (searching for alternate networks every few minutes), resulting in lag spikes.
So, what I'm going to suggest is that you allow WZC to establish a connection to your network, and then actually disable it -- this will let us know if it's WZC causing the issue.
Once you have established a connection, goto Start --> Run --> type services.msc and press OK --> Scroll down to Wireless Zero Configuration (it'll be at the bottom), right-click and select Properties --> Click Stop -- wait for the service to stop, and then click OK. Now, try that ping again; do you still recieve lag spikes? Also, just try to play your game.. Do you still experience the lag spikes in game?
So, what I'm going to suggest is that you allow WZC to establish a connection to your network, and then actually disable it -- this will let us know if it's WZC causing the issue.
Once you have established a connection, goto Start --> Run --> type services.msc and press OK --> Scroll down to Wireless Zero Configuration (it'll be at the bottom), right-click and select Properties --> Click Stop -- wait for the service to stop, and then click OK. Now, try that ping again; do you still recieve lag spikes? Also, just try to play your game.. Do you still experience the lag spikes in game?
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