Windows 10: massive ping spikes

hi, i need help. not too long ago my computer has been experiencing very bad ping spikes:


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i play video games a lot so this is very frustrating. i have tried multiple things to fix this such as: restarting the router, resetting the router, turning wifi back on and off again, resetting wifi all together, attempting to update drivers, etc. etc.

the autoconfig disabling sort of worked but not entirely. plus turning autoconfig off disables various features on other apps i would not like to be disabled.

after disabling autoconfig i still got ping spikes of around 200-400 ms. not as bad as the 1.2-1.6k ms ping spikes but still pretty annoying. so how can i possibly fix this? i have tried EVERYTHING i know of, and this is not even remotely as severe on other devices. im thinking this could be my internet??? because it is satellite so it's pretty slow, but the ping is still abnormal. i couldnt find help anywhere else though, i used wifi analyzer and it said the channel im on was good. i do not feel like resetting my entire computer thank you very much.


this is quite frustrating.... im buying a video game in a couple days and i dont want to have to go through terrible latency. any help will be appreciated.

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massive ping spikes every 10-30 seconds

Hi i have been getting MASSIVE ping spikes while online gaming and i have tried every fix online i can find. i have tried these links,

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How to get rid of ping spikes on wireless! … - summonerschool ... i have tried all of these and none of them work for me. some have worked temporarily but none permanently. i have checked other computers on my network and they all work fine. i have tried replacing my wifi adapter,
no luck. I have tried other online games and pinging 1.1.1.1 using command prompt and it shows the spikes there so it isnt game specific. I would really appreciate some help. thanks.

 

WLAN auto configuration logic causes massive ping spikes

Having this exact problem. If I enable autoconfirguation, then I get a huge ping spike every 6th ping.

IE. if I do a recursive ping to
Google.com for example:



As soon as I disable autoconfiguration, the ping spike goes away. Obviously, that's a pain in the rear. What's the fix?

 

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I don't understand what the purpose of stopping all traffic every three seconds to scan for new networks is. My desktop is not moving any time soon, it is always connected to the same access point, and it will continue to be for
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