08-07-2017, 03:21 PM
Based off of what you told me was happening you are likely losing packets.
This might be caused by an invalid MTU setting: verify you are running the right MTU: http://muzso.hu/2009/05/17/how-to-determ...icmp-pings
This might also be caused by an overzealous firewall intercepting your outgoing 'status' packets or your incoming 'update' packets.
Make sure that your local machines firewall is set to allow AwesomiumCore.exe and hl2.exe for private and public networks; also check your firewall logs and check to see if the firewall is blocking packets on a regular or semi-frequent basis.
This might be caused by an invalid MTU setting: verify you are running the right MTU: http://muzso.hu/2009/05/17/how-to-determ...icmp-pings
This might also be caused by an overzealous firewall intercepting your outgoing 'status' packets or your incoming 'update' packets.
Make sure that your local machines firewall is set to allow AwesomiumCore.exe and hl2.exe for private and public networks; also check your firewall logs and check to see if the firewall is blocking packets on a regular or semi-frequent basis.
