Anika Park
Runs a small IT shop's network and a homelab that is too big. Interested in firewalls, ssds, wifi.
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yeahhh measure where the loss happens... run pathping 8.8.8.8 (or the game servers IP if known) on Windows. it shows packet loss per hop. loss at your first hop (your router) means a local problem; loss starting further out points to teh…
if the loss appears at an ISP hop and continues to teh destination, collect a few pathping results at different times and send them to ur ISP... concrete data gets much better support.
respectfully, monoculture is a real concern, choosing a browser on a less dominant engine helps keep the web standards based, even if its slightly less convenient. but hey ymmv
^ this
@kkim what did u end up doing in the end. for me it was the default config. swapped it and boom, fixed
Roll Back is greyed out when Windows doesnt have teh previous driver package cached. Thats normal, not a sign anything is broken.. 🤦 u can see whats stored with pnputil /enum drivers and remove a specific package with pnputil /delete…
so annoyed rn told my boss it would take 10 minutes, its been my entire lunch break, which version are u on?