Software Lag Switch Help?

I don't really know where to put this, but if you know any of the fixes regarding issues with Software Lag Switch, I need help. I will launch the program, it will run for a few moments, and simply stop working and close without a notification. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling, disabling all antivirus, uninstalling antivirus, and even did a factory reset at one point, but it just won't work. Anyone know?

What do you mean software lagswitch, are you just trying to flood your connection so you can exploit some video games?

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I remember designing a multi threaded lagswitch that worked better than Nettools, I was able to flood my PS3 and achive Ozone.

Originally Posted by Dab

What do you mean software lagswitch, are you just trying to flood your connection so you can exploit some video games?

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I remember designing a multi threaded lagswitch that worked better than Nettools, I was able to flood my PS3 and achive Ozone.

No, there is a software called "Software Lag Switch" that just cuts connection via firewall

Originally Posted by Hyrudotexe

No, there is a software called "Software Lag Switch" that just cuts connection via firewall

Sounds sketchy. Just create your own in .NET it's very simple.

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The program "freezing" may be because the flooding is not multi threaded. Causing the application to hang. I remember having problems like that when designing different types of flooders.

Originally Posted by Dab

Sounds sketchy. Just create your own in .NET it's very simple.

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The program "freezing" may be because the flooding is not multi threaded. Causing the application to hang. I remember having problems like that when designing different types of flooders.

I shall try that, thanks

Just boot yourself offline, or get a skid on call of duty to do that for you.

Originally Posted by Hydra

Just boot yourself offline, or get a skid on call of duty to do that for you.

That's literally what the programs do. You can send plenty more than enough data to cause your connection to completely drop. There are different ways to flood your network as well, what I specifically did a while back ago was flood my PS3 with data which caused really weird things to happen in some games. It was different from just flooding my connection.

There are plenty of flooders out there but the more powerful you make them and how you flood can cause threads to hang. Which I'm assuming on face value what is the problem with OP's program but it also may just be a virus/shit program.

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Most newer games have some anti-lagswitch measures. So using a flooder you can control how slow you want your connection, but the best way will always be to flood the connection to the game directly so you don't knock your self offline.

Originally Posted by Dab

That's literally what the programs do. You can send plenty more than enough data to cause your connection to completely drop. There are different ways to flood your network as well, what I specifically did a while back ago was flood my PS3 with data which caused really weird things to happen in some games. It was different from just flooding my connection.

There are plenty of flooders out there but the more powerful you make them and how you flood can cause threads to hang. Which I'm assuming on face value what is the problem with OP's program but it also may just be a virus/shit program.

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Most newer games have some anti-lagswitch measures. So using a flooder you can control how slow you want your connection, but the best way will always be to flood the connection to the game directly so you don't knock your self offline.

Yes I know how a lag switch work, but thanks for more information

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