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Hi there,
like the title says, if you got lag spikes going in steam games, this is place for you.
For me lags started just this week and i didn't do anything major to my system, so I don't know why it happened, but here is what I did to stop it: stop Windows zero configuration service from starting at boot up. I have MSI wi-fi software that searches for wireless points, so, I'm still able to connect to internet and lags spikes are gone.
When I googled for this problem, I noticed a lot of people were complaining, so I decided to share my "knowledge."
EDIT: Oh, by the way, I am not sure if that was only in Steam games or not, but I had only Steam games that were online... so... yeah. and lags happened every couple minutes or so
like the title says, if you got lag spikes going in steam games, this is place for you.
For me lags started just this week and i didn't do anything major to my system, so I don't know why it happened, but here is what I did to stop it: stop Windows zero configuration service from starting at boot up. I have MSI wi-fi software that searches for wireless points, so, I'm still able to connect to internet and lags spikes are gone.
When I googled for this problem, I noticed a lot of people were complaining, so I decided to share my "knowledge."
EDIT: Oh, by the way, I am not sure if that was only in Steam games or not, but I had only Steam games that were online... so... yeah. and lags happened every couple minutes or so