Skyrim killing my internet?

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snaxxer 2016年2月14日 22時33分

Hey, I'm having this weird problem with my internet after I close out of skyrim. Everything will be working fine, Chrome and Microsoft Edge load pages quickly, but if I load up skyrim play for a bit and exit back out, my browsers won't load a thing. I have to shut down my computer 2-3 times for my internet to be working fine again. I've played other games and exited out with everything working fine so I know this is exclusive to skyrim, I'm running a few mods but nothing sketchy, just highly endorsed ones. I'm connected to wifi at the moment. I haven't found anything on this and some help would really be appreciated.

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TombRaiser 2016年2月14日 22時36分

If you have Steam Cloud on then that could be causing the slow down, since everytime you exit out of Skyrim the saves are syncing to the cloud, and it could take a minute if the save file is large.

最近の変更はTombRaiserが行いました; 2016年2月14日 22時37分

snaxxer 2016年2月14日 23時03分

Thanks, I'll check to see if that fixes it. But wouldn't that cause my other games to also slow down my internet too?

TombRaiser 2016年2月14日 23時11分

Not necessarily for other games if the save files don't get to large. I know Skyrim saves can get up there in the file size especially with lots of mods, which is one of the reasons I turned off the cloud syncing.

The Giving One 2016年2月14日 23時14分

The first step to troubleshoot connectivity issues is to bypass the router and use ethernet only directly from your PC to the modem.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1456-EUDN-2493

Do you have Killer Network Manager by any chance on that computer ?

-Riku 2016年2月14日 23時37分

Mr Bear 2016年2月14日 23時44分

nah

snaxxer 2016年2月14日 23時48分

Alright, thanks TombRaiser. I go to do that under Skyrim Properties in the updates tab and just uncheck it, yeah?

I plan on getting an ethernet cable in the coming week or so, but my pc is on the other side of my house from my modem, but that's definetly the first option I was considering. I don't have Killer Network Manager, what is that? Sorry if that's a dumb question, still kinda new to computers.

最近の変更はsnaxxerが行いました; 2016年2月14日 23時51分

The Giving One 2016年2月14日 23時53分

This issue you have that you say is caused by exiting Skyrim is strange. Exiting a game should not cause your internet to shut down like this.

You cannot play Skyrim in the following sugestion, but you can boot your PC into safe mode WITH networking after you hook up using ethernet only and troubleshoot the problem that way. If something is affecting Steam or your connectivity in a normal boot, safe mode WITH networking should show improvement.

After that, you just have to find the cause and in that case, it is almost surely software relaed. See this list for a good start on problematic software troubleshooting....

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289

Killer Network Manager

http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN131119/EN

It is known to be an issue with Steam and connectivity. We see it sometimes in cases like this be the problem but it seems you don't have it, according to what you posted above.

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/search/?gidforum=882959061466924237&include_deleted=1&q=Killer+Network+Manager

最近の変更はThe Giving Oneが行いました; 2016年2月14日 23時55分

BALDA 2016年2月14日 23時56分

Переподключите роутер.

slipknot 2016年2月15日 0時02分

OH You NEED SOME MILK

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snaxxer 2016年2月15日 0時07分

Thanks again, I'll be sure to try out all your suggestions in the morning :) In that first link you posted about the background apps, The only one I think I may have open is a WebRoot one, so i'll try disabling that to see if it helps. I've made sure to run it with everything else closed. I'll also ry out KNM. Thanks :)

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The Giving One 2016年2月15日 0時11分

Please note that "disabled" is not the same as fully uninstalled and all traces removed. It even says that on the support page concerning antivirus programs.

Safe boots get around problematic antivirus programs also, if you use my other suggestion about safe mode with networking to troubleshoot this.

Not sure what you meant above but the idea is to NOT have Killer Network Manager on your computer. If you don't have the right hardware, it is pointless anyway and I said it is known to cause problems with Steam/connectivity.

So the idea is to not have things installed that can cause this or maybe cause it or affect it, you see. Forget what I said about Killer Network Manager if you don't have it installed on your computer.

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