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#1
Jan 5 2013 06:28pm
i'm talking about control panel-network and internet-internet options
then go to connection tab. click LAN settings. check automatically detect settings

when i first install windows, this is checked by default
however, if i leave this checked, my d2 client will take about 10 seconds to launch
if i uncheck this, it takes 1 second

i thought this only affect my browser, didn't know it would affect d2 as well
anyone know why?
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Jan 5 2013 07:46pm
some programs that don't have proxy settings use internet options (internet explorer) to achieve this.
for example, Chrome does this
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Jan 5 2013 08:06pm
I found this interesting document:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315810

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The length of delay that occurs when the name resolution query is unsuccessful depends on the name resolution mechanisms that your organization uses. When the name resolution query is unsuccessful, the browser skips the procedure in which the IP address that is retrieved by isInNet is matched. Instead, the browser sends an ordinary Web proxy request, which causes the Web pages to load but with a long delay.

The delay occurs only when the name resolution query is unsuccessful. If the clients are locally configured with a DNS server that can resolve all DNS names on the Internet, you do not experience a delay when the Web pages load.
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Jan 5 2013 09:28pm
Quote (Azrad @ Jan 5 2013 06:46pm)
some programs that don't have proxy settings use internet options (internet explorer) to achieve this.
for example, Chrome does this


some ppl are not affected by this i don't know why
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Jan 5 2013 09:37pm
Well I know you've had DNS issues in the past, and after reading that article (even though I didn't understand 100% of it), it does seem to invovle DNS; although I'm not sure if it fits your problem... Might be worth messing with it to see what happens though.
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Jan 5 2013 11:14pm
Quote (Azrad @ Jan 5 2013 08:37pm)
Well I know you've had DNS issues in the past, and after reading that article (even though I didn't understand 100% of it), it does seem to invovle DNS; although I'm not sure if it fits your problem... Might be worth messing with it to see what happens though.


my dns issue is router firmware related
i rolled back to previous firmware and haven't had dns issue since
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Jan 6 2013 02:49pm
anyone else
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Jan 6 2013 04:45pm
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anyone else


No. Uncheck it and move on with your life. Do you seriously obsess about every little thing like this?
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Jan 6 2013 09:43pm
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No. Uncheck it and move on with your life. Do you seriously obsess about every little thing like this?


Yes, he does.
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Jan 7 2013 12:00am
Quote (rockonkenshin @ Jan 6 2013 03:45pm)
No. Uncheck it and move on with your life. Do you seriously obsess about every little thing like this?


what's wrong with wanting to know what's gonig on?
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