Turn off automatic wifi network scan
In windows I can set a setting in my wifi driver to "power saving mode" which stops windows from automatically searching the networks available. This is too what stops me from getting systematic lag spikes.
Which is why I want to turn automatic network scan off my desktop computer in Ubuntu too which is connected to the same network at all times anyways.
It seems that the power saving mode in Ubuntu;
sudo iwconfig wlp7s0 power on/off
Is not related to its, by name, same windows function.
networking drivers
asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
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In windows I can set a setting in my wifi driver to "power saving mode" which stops windows from automatically searching the networks available. This is too what stops me from getting systematic lag spikes.
Which is why I want to turn automatic network scan off my desktop computer in Ubuntu too which is connected to the same network at all times anyways.
It seems that the power saving mode in Ubuntu;
sudo iwconfig wlp7s0 power on/off
Is not related to its, by name, same windows function.
networking drivers
asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
Bismuth83Bismuth83
365
add a comment |
In windows I can set a setting in my wifi driver to "power saving mode" which stops windows from automatically searching the networks available. This is too what stops me from getting systematic lag spikes.
Which is why I want to turn automatic network scan off my desktop computer in Ubuntu too which is connected to the same network at all times anyways.
It seems that the power saving mode in Ubuntu;
sudo iwconfig wlp7s0 power on/off
Is not related to its, by name, same windows function.
networking drivers
asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
Bismuth83Bismuth83
365
In windows I can set a setting in my wifi driver to "power saving mode" which stops windows from automatically searching the networks available. This is too what stops me from getting systematic lag spikes.
Which is why I want to turn automatic network scan off my desktop computer in Ubuntu too which is connected to the same network at all times anyways.
It seems that the power saving mode in Ubuntu;
sudo iwconfig wlp7s0 power on/off
Is not related to its, by name, same windows function.
networking drivers
networking drivers
asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
Bismuth83Bismuth83
365
asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
Bismuth83Bismuth83
365
asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
Bismuth83Bismuth83
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asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
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asked Dec 15 '18 at 7:17
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