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I'm this close to losing my shit and installing arch.
I have an x220 with windows 7, and it keeps getting microstutters because of the wifi driver, in the past i could uninstall the wifi driver reboot and reinstall it and the stutters would be gone but now it lasts 5 minutes before the stutters come back. I've tried puppy from a usb and it works flawlessly. Is there a fix for this or should i just wipe it and install arch?
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Open it, take the wireless adapter out, rub an eraser on the gold connector, clean it and put it back in.
https://support.lenovo.com/videos/pd022685
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>>146195
my god you are a wizard thank you
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>>146195
fuck nvm its still stuttering
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>>146213
Reset your router to factory config, test now
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>>146214
it does it regardless of what network im connected to, but mind you that in any linux distro this does not happen
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>>146216
Then it's probably windows fucking up. Disable your firewall and antivirus if you have it
Open regedit
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > Class > {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
Now you see a list of folders: 0001, 0002, 0003 and so on... Click each folder until you see a key named 'AdapterModel' containing the name of your adapter. Look for a key named 'ScanningWhenAssociated', find all keys with this name and change them to 0.
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>>146220
I found the wifi in 0017, but the adapter model key doesnt exist instead it says 'DriverDesc' and im not seeing the 'ScanningWhenAssociated' anywhere in it.
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created a key 'ScanWhenAssociated' and set it to 0, after some googling, still not working.
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would buying a new wifi chip fix it??
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>>146234
If it was gradually getting worse, then yes, it's probably the adapter
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