Traceroute does not work

open dos prompt command window from start menu right click it
see command prompt if windows 8
earlier versions programs accessories - dos prompt

type in tracert www.whatever.com
press enter
whatever is the actual web site domain or you can use ip address

I would try a different port with a new cable. IP conflict should be noted by the PC / node. You could ping the IP in question with the -a switch to resolve DNS name. You could also run a traceroute from the command prompt to help identify what drop if failing / timing out.

Instead of relying on peoples opinions, try testing it for yourself. Remove the router and connect directly to your pc (I assume you have a modem somwhere). Does the problem persist?

If so contact your isp (a lot of gamer probs are caused by crappy isp's, they don't like people who actually use their connections, although they seem to be getting better)

If removing the router helped then maybe think about not using it, at least when you play games, or get a better one that gamers rate well. If you connect using wireless then don't, wireless is slower than using a cable, and will definitely increase your latency too much.

A traceroute would show you where the latency creeps up. It's been too long since I last did one and it's 2.30 in the morning here so you're on your own with that one, for now anyway.

I'll try to remember to look up how to do a traceroute properly tomorow and add it to this page. the command is tracert and then an option such as -a and then an ip address ( eg game server) so it'll look something like "tracert -a 92.56.178.76" but I can't remember the other options (or what -a does in this case). Also i'll think about how to speed your router up, if it is that causing your woes.

I hope i've helped a bit, if not then maybe tomorrow

mode exec user Router)
ping ip
show ip route
show version
traceroute ip

mode exec priveligiado
show arp
show interface
show protcols
show ip protocols
show startup-config
erase startup-config
reload

Download.com has alot of free utilities. I would try malware bytes. It sounds like malware to me. Good Luck.

Network latency depends on the application you are using , while playing network games it can be high because of long distance of connectivity or long cable connections, secondly it depends on the switch or hub is using between 2 PCs or number of PCs ,
I propose a small solution to you "TraceRoute" which you can download by your own its a 30 days trial, It can analyze your network latency and performance degradation '

Download link
http://www.solarwinds.com/products/toolsets/TraceRoute.aspx

You need to find out if you have a firewall or other piece of network hardware that could be interfering with your connecting to the server. One way to do this is to run the linux traceroute command or windows tracert like this:
> traceroute vent.ventserver.net
> tracert vent.ventserver.net

Also try pinging the remote host:
> ping vent.ventserver.net

problem occurs usually after upgrade of internet speed. contact your ISP again, ask them to check for latency or dropped packets within their network. they need to run a traceroute from their end and it would also be better if you can run a traceroute from your end. also run a speedtest through speedtest.net or speakeasy.net. There's also a possibility that the modem is becoming faulty. If your ISP provided you the modem it's still best to contact them for possible replacement.

Check this link for your ip address lookup. If you cannot by clicking the link then here it is.
http://www.people-search.com/register-options.php