Windows 10: Still ESENT related workload affect on Network/Wireless Device periodically on 1803?

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...on-drops/6e6f78ab-ada5-4f2e-8fe7-6501ec575172


i've experience simmilar issues during 1703 and then taught it's solved in 1709.

internet connections are nothing problem seems so.


but after i've forcing dragged in to 1803 branch in this July,

all the Bluetooth connected GameControllers(DualShock3 with SCPTools) are periodically freeze(or should i say hang?) a period(1000~2500ms i guess)

it seems not the disconnection but it's exact same timing on ESENT related time in event viewer.


i've not yet been tested with WifiDirect GameController(XB1 Reciver with XBO 3gen Pad) connections.

but i can sure it's 100% happen after 1803(nothing happen on 1709) cause i've already flush up and reset and reinstall all the driver related things and settings.


now all the games periodically controll moving own they're own.

Hitman's Disguise Spotted, Keep moving to pits and die in Dark Souls.


i dunno this issue cause by well knowned Broken 1803 BT driver issue or former ESENT related issues,

but still can't understand why Microsoft couldn't solve this issues during 6 Months and push this in CBB with broken state.


i'm in CBB branch and latly join to pit of 1803, but still experience tormenting(critical doulbe recovery partition issue) and already won't rollback to 1709 cause of Meltdown/Spectre fix for Old CPU only patched in 1803.

:)

 

Change Wireless Network Connection Priority Order in Windows 10


Hello Denis,

The command in step 2 of Option Two should show your wireless networks listed in priority order. Top of the list is higher.

 

Network devices listed under Unknown in Device Manager


I have a Dell Inspiron M731R laptop upgraded from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 Home 64-Bit that suddenly quit connecting to the home network. Was using wireless, so switched to an Ethernet cable, but still no luck. I just discovered that ALL of the network-related devices are now listed under an "Unknown" tab in the Device Manager. A check of properties of each item in that folder says they are all working properly, but that obviously isn't the case. I tried uninstalling each of the 4 items, but when they are recognized again they still show up under the Unknown tab. Any suggestions would be welcome.

 

Wireless network issue

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