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Sorry Reaver meant to say that it was receiving 7-8million bytes the sent packets were pretty high aswell as sent bytes and rcvd packets
I am going to assume that you have restarted your computer at least once.

If you're not on wifi, try opening up cmd and type
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
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I am going to assume that you have restarted your computer at least once.

If you're not on wifi, try opening up cmd and type
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
I am on Wifi and yes I have restarted my computer many time but I think I just found out what the issue was. I am pretty certain now that it is packet loss due to the lagometer in cod4 going full yellow which means packet loss and also showing a lot of packet flow or whatever in that TCPView program. So what could be causing this?
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I am on Wifi and yes I have restarted my computer many time but I think I just found out what the issue was. I am pretty certain now that it is packet loss due to the lagometer in cod4 going full yellow which means packet loss and also showing a lot of packet flow or whatever in that TCPView program. So what could be causing this?
If it's something ingame then I don't know, because I don't play it.
Does the network issue only present itself during COD? Is the DayZ issue still persisting?

If you have auto-connect on, try the ipconfig commands.

Also, navigate to your network and sharing center.
Do you have more than one connection?
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If it's something ingame then I don't know, because I don't play it.
Does the network issue only present itself during COD? Is the DayZ issue still persisting?

If you have auto-connect on, try the ipconfig commands.

Also, navigate to your network and sharing center.
Do you have more than one connection?
I have other connections but I have stopped those and they did not seem to have anything to do with it, this is persistent with all my games including LoL and DayZ.
I am pretty sure it is packet loss but I just dont know how to fix it.
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I have other connections but I have stopped those and they did not seem to have anything to do with it, this is persistent with all my games including LoL and DayZ.
I am pretty sure it is packet loss but I just dont know how to fix it.
Yes, but packet-loss can be so many number of things.
I can't recall if w7 has something alike.

Start the taskmanager
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Yes, but packet-loss can be so many number of things.
I can't recall if w7 has something alike.

Start the taskmanager
No mine doesn't have anything like that but when I just went to do a speedtest it went straight up to 14mb/s but after about 3 seconds it just instantly dropped to 5mb/s and I ran the test 4 times and it kept happening unlike before.

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Hmm I see you live in Australia, This issue has happened to me once before, Check on any other devices you have if the same issue arising on anything other than the pc u are currently using, if that's so it might be a hardware limitation with your modem, the time I had this issue i was required to upgrade to a newer model of modem supplied by the company i buy my internet from,

On the side of not hardware i couldn't really suggest anything else..(which hasn't already been said) Sorry
I have a brand new router that I got about 3 months ago and I have updated the firmware and haven't changed any setting from before.
Well, I have an obscure possible solution to monitor what gets access to your internet through your computer.
If this application doesn't find anything you should contact your ISP.

It doesn't search for things as is, but if you only allow applications that you trust then you can rule out any malware,
If the problem still persists, then contact your ISP.

Free Firewall from Comodo | Award Winning Personal Firewall Software
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Well, I have an obscure possible solution to monitor what gets access to your internet through your computer.
If this application doesn't find anything you should contact your ISP.

It doesn't search for things as is, but if you only allow applications that you trust then you can rule out any malware,
If the problem still persists, then contact your ISP.

Free Firewall from Comodo | Award Winning Personal Firewall Software
Okay I will try that. I have ran many virus tests though and I have malwarebytes pro and ran many tests with that aswell and nothing has been detected.
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Okay I will try that. I have ran many virus tests though and I have malwarebytes pro and ran many tests with that aswell and nothing has been detected.
Update your all your drivers: h t t p: / / w ww. i o bit.com/driver-booster.php NB: If you have a separate keyboard and mouse set up you will need to put the drivers on to a USB for just incase they don't back and you need to re-install them.

Try this game booster as it does work for some people and will help: h t t p : // w ww. i o bit.com/gamebooster.html
Hmm I see you live in Australia, This issue has happened to me once before, Check on any other devices you have if the same issue arising on anything other than the pc u are currently using, if that's so it might be a hardware limitation with your modem, the time I had this issue i was required to upgrade to a newer model of modem supplied by the company i buy my internet from,

On the side of not hardware i couldn't really suggest anything else..(which hasn't already been said) Sorry
If it wasn't clear, I meant the firewall only.
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Did what you wanted it seems to be fine when I join a server now but still not my normal internet speed. I did get a request time out when I got a massive spike when I joined a cod4 server, also the ms was kept randomly rising. I got a really big spike then connection interrupted when I had TCPView up and it should cod4 receiving around 7-8 million packets if that is anything.
Try disconnecting the LAN then use your phone's wifi to dl something from google store, then see if the download is constant or gets interrupted.
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