Here's mine (bold is when I clicked on refresh): I'll give this a couple more days of testing. I refreshed the networks and PRESTO! There were no more lag spikes!!! Try it out yourself. The changes won't take effect unless you do.
Make sure this value is set to 0 on hexadecimal.Ħ. Rename this value to ScanWhenAssociated (exactly as shown). If you don't see the value, click edit from the top, select new, and click DWORD (32-bit) value. If you see this value, set it to 0 on hexadecimal. Once the device has been found, search for a value called ScanWhenAssociated.ĥ. Look through all these folders until you get one that says Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 in the registry.Ĥ. Inside will be a number of folders named 0000, 0001, 0002, etc. Head to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ System\ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Class \ ģ. Windows 7, click Start, click Run, type regedit)Ģ. Open Registry Editor (Windows 8/8.1, right click where Start button was, click Run, type regedit. Be careful not to change anything else except for the things that are listed.ġ. UPDATE: Oh boy, I was able to find a solution. If there was a way to stop scanning while you're connected to a network, that would be great. It seems as though Windows likes to re scan for networks periodically causing random lag spikes. It can be ridiculously annoying for gaming. I thought it was an issue with the card as well and I was wondering about getting a replacement as well. As you are doing this, you'll notice that the ping counter on the command prompt will spike up. For those on Windows 7, click the wireless icon on the bottom right and click on the refresh button next to your connected network.
#Intel dual band wireless ac 3160 driver version 18.33.5.1 windows 8#
If you're on Windows 8 or 8.1, all you need to do is access the wireless network list by clicking on the wireless icon on the bottom right and it will automatically refresh. I was actually able to reproduce the issue and can confirm this. has had issues with this card? I cant seem to get rid of the regular and frustrating ping spikes.
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