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I tried redownloading the latest version from the site and it appears to be fixed now. I think I had an older version.

Yes im running it as administrator.

Every time i open the program, it -always- shows the defaults, e.g. checksum offloading is always blank. Every time I try to save the optimal settings, it does not appear to save at all. Is this a win10 issue or something?

I found the log file, heres what it ...

Ran it as administrator, tried to save the optimal settings, rebooted, and everything is still at default (congestion control provider is blank, etc). Tried ticking "save log" but the program doesnt say where the logs are saved, so it doesnt help...

Been trying to use it on win10, but even after a restart no settings are saved at all (using the optimal settings).

The documentation does not seem to say...i dont see the log file in the same location as tcp optimizer either...

My laptop has a realtek wireless card by default, but for some reason TCP optimizer is showing 4 different copies of it in the network adapter list.

The first one appears to have a correct IP : 10.248.x.x.

The second one appears to have an internal IP assigned to it for some reason : 192.168.42 ...

I wrote up a long post to explain, but then i lost power and the forum didnt save it.

To summarize, i think you are getting confused. Im not doing anything to my router. Im not the one enabling upnp.

Im going to focus on the issue with Friend A first.

1. I have issues connecting to Friend A ...

Alright I think i have found some leads for this.

While checking a wireshark capture, I noticed that I was getting a port unreachable error when trying to connect to my friend who was hosting. After a lot of trouble shooting, I stumbled onto a solution for this particular case.

1. We both have a ...

Hi Phillip :

The issue is not lag spikes, but persistent lag that is determined when connecting to the host or when the host starts a battle.

To clarify again, this is what happens :

1. Host creates a battle
2. Players join and are placed in a lobby like area, they are connected to the host at ...

Oh, the game server is in the US, but the host is in australia, where i am. The game is setup so that the location of the host is the most important, even if the game server is in the US, as long as the host is in your country, you shouldnt be having any problems. Most australian players are not ...

I dont see any latency increases, just hops with no reuslts at all (probably not responding to ICMP pings). ISP so far is clueless, and is only suggesting stuff like telnet to see if i can connect to the IPs. Any other troubleshooting steps you can suggest to see where the problem is? Like whether ...

Thanks for the help. Where do you think the problem could be though? I mean, if its with the route to the game server, then i should be having problems with every player but im not.

I tried to do some tracerts to some player IPs but im not sure if these show any problems. They all seem to end up in ...

I play a game called vindictus where a player acts as the host and other players connect to him. So your connection quality ingame is dependant on how good the host's upload is and how far away he is from you. everyone on the server is in Australia, and as a result almost everyone gets perfect ...