- Run command prompt by putting 'cmd' (without quotes) into the Start Search, and then right clicking on the program that appears. Select 'Run as Administrator'.
- The service must be started. Type 'net start wlansvc' (again without quotes). If you are told it has already started, continue to step 3.
- Find the network name by typing 'netsh wlan show settings' (you know the drill)
- Type into the prompt the following: netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="[network name]"
(this time include the quotes around the network name) - You should then get a message saying that auto configuration has been disabled on that network.
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WARNING! This may cause you to be unable to connect to your network once you restart your computer. The lag disappeared for me, but after a few days I was forced to restart my laptop. Low and behold the wireless network adapter refused to connect and couldn't find any networks. I suggets writing the commands down or saving this page (not bookmarking) in case you need to reverse the process (by changing the =no to =yes).
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