Hi OT19,
Thanks for getting in touch, I'm sorry you've been having some issues while gaming lately.
Based on this screenshot, it
appears that there are issues starting midway en route to Google's server. However, it's pretty difficult to say for certain that this is the case with only an image.
Here are some recommended steps you can take to gather appropriate data and share it with us:
1. Trace to the
site or
service you are having issues with (Netflix, Fortnite server, Zoom.com, etc.).
2. You can also trace to your
ISP (generally hop #2 or #3). A "WHOIS" google search on the IP address usually provides results about who the IP address is registered to.
3. To your
router (Usually the first hop in the route).
4. Trace to your
NIC (Network Interface Card). In Windows, run Command Line as administrator and type
ipconfig and look for the
IPv4 address - this is your NIC IP.
5. Finally, trace to your
loopback address (127.0.0.1). This lets you verify that any issues you are seeing are not related to the hardware or IP stack on the machine you're using.
You can share your results with us by changing your
Focus field to reflect at least
24 hours, clicking
File -> Share -> Create Share Page, and
paste the URL of your share page in your reply.
PingPlotter Sharing Here are a few articles which talk about interpreting PingPlotter results:
Let us know if this leaves you with any questions!
Austin BernerSoftware Support Technician | Pingman Toolssupport@pingman.com | (208) 345-0030