done with the following radio and widths.
6ghz 160mhz width
6ghz 80mhz width
5ghz 80mhz width
5ghz 40mhz width

I connected my old NanoHD access point to test on its 5ghz radio to rule out an issue with
tracking issue stutter but a frame stutter. If I use Meta's AirLink the experience is nearly flawless. SteamLink is set to auto bandwidth, 90fps. AirLink is set to auto bandwidth with a 200mbps limit, 120fps

network and it's still not working. i've tried restarting steam, disabling Remote Play and re-enabling it, even Unpair all Devices and reconnect the devices, but nothing has worked, i still cannot connect
. i have also tried to disable my VPN even though i never had issues connecting before with it active on both ends.

have any ideas for a fix? All 3 other systems in the network connect without so much as a hiccup. It's just this one that continues to refuse to connect...

PC with issues is a Win10 machine with a Ryzen
I have a hardware steam link that I've been using for years. Recently, I renamed one of the computers in my network, so to get that to show up on the link I unpaired and tried to re-pair it. However

wired controllers not getting input once streaming starts
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network or sth
Just does not connect to the PC, even though it sees it.

Originally posted by Morvan:

Working fine here. What's the issue?

Does not connect to the PC at all. Even with the new beta firmware.
- Not an issue of firewall (fully disabled)
- Not an issue of not seeing the PC, as it does recognize it
- Not an issue of wrong

Originally posted by _I_:

something is blocking it

windows network set to private not public
any vpn is disabled
if using wifi, check router settings, disable wifi isolation on the ssid you use


link quest forum
https://steamcommunity.com/app/353380/discussions/11/

Ya, I did all of that. Still same issue. That's why I'm so confused.

Based off process of elimination, could poor

@charlesl
After a long time I discovered the issue. The issue was networking, but it is caused by how both Steam Remote Play and Steam Link VR decide to handle connections, and I consider this to
other apps I use have issues with it at this blatant level (I am a power user with 20+ years of IT support, sysadmining, networking and currently in cybersec).

When I disconnect Tailscale, Remote Play

I too have this same issue, with none of the posted "fixes" actually working. I have just returned from being away from home for several months so I can only verify that this issue has been occurring
stuttering every second or so. If I make the streaming video full screen however, the stuttering stops as long as I do not use any inputs from my steam controller, or the mouse/keyboard that are connected to

For years, I’ve use Steam Link the hardware, connected to my dumb-TV. Network lag, which has gotten worse over the years as support has waned, but the mouse was smooth as butter.

Now, I have a
Bluetooth-connected mouse is seriously lagging. My best example: my wife can’t even play her hunt and seek games, it’s so unresponsive.

This is absolutely a Steam Link app issue. How do I know? Because the mouse

network switch which then is connected to my Eero mesh router via Ethernet. I have had no issues with my lan setup but it's worth providing this info anyway, just in case.

I use my Steam Link (Hardware
Hello, I am going to expIain everything in excruciating detail in the hopes that someone can fully understand the issue and find a fix. Both my Link and PC are connected via Ethernet to a gigabit