- Sep 22, 2016
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Hello,
I was hoping someone might have some ideas on how I can troubleshoot this issue. This all started a few weeks ago when my computer stopped going to sleep. I check /powercfg -requests and found there were a few things keeping it awake. I tried to override them with no luck.
Fast forward a few days, and after I updated my BIOS, the computer started to sleep again. Awesome!
Yesterday, I was playing some games online and I noticed so weird lag spikes. Other players were rubberbanding all around and they said I was as well. The ping was fine but the connection was clearly messed up and pretty much made games unplayable. I also noticed some weird loading delays when browsing the internet. although im not sure I would have noticed those had I not seen the issues in the games first.
Long story short, I was able to determine that this is only occurring after the computer wakes from sleep. I found another thread suggesting that I run /netstat.exe -b, which I did. Im not sure exactly what im looking at, but I will say that is seems that there is way more "going on" when I run that after the computer sleeps as opposed to before.
Would anyone have any ideas on how I can start to troubleshoot this? Thanks so much.
I was hoping someone might have some ideas on how I can troubleshoot this issue. This all started a few weeks ago when my computer stopped going to sleep. I check /powercfg -requests and found there were a few things keeping it awake. I tried to override them with no luck.
Fast forward a few days, and after I updated my BIOS, the computer started to sleep again. Awesome!
Yesterday, I was playing some games online and I noticed so weird lag spikes. Other players were rubberbanding all around and they said I was as well. The ping was fine but the connection was clearly messed up and pretty much made games unplayable. I also noticed some weird loading delays when browsing the internet. although im not sure I would have noticed those had I not seen the issues in the games first.
Long story short, I was able to determine that this is only occurring after the computer wakes from sleep. I found another thread suggesting that I run /netstat.exe -b, which I did. Im not sure exactly what im looking at, but I will say that is seems that there is way more "going on" when I run that after the computer sleeps as opposed to before.
Would anyone have any ideas on how I can start to troubleshoot this? Thanks so much.
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