Lag Switch for Windows: desync with a timer, logs and sound
Desync of incoming and outgoing traffic with protocol choice — a Lag Switch for Windows 10 and 11. It is toggled by a hotkey or a timer.
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What's in the Lag Switch section
A lag switch is not a game but a network utility: for a set time it delays incoming or outgoing traffic, and the server sees you out of sync. In the catalog this is EXLAB Desync with three trigger modes (on a timer, until you press the key again, or while the key is held), protocol selection, randomization and kick bypass.
The utility works on Windows 10 and 11, is not tied to a specific launcher and can trigger through the firewall. Keep in mind that many online games track desync and ping spikes on the server side, so find out in advance how yours reacts to it. We'll help with the initial setup for free on Telegram.
Lag Switch FAQ
Which games does a lag switch work in?
EXLAB Desync is not tied to one game: it controls network traffic at the Windows level, so it is used in various online games. How noticeable the effect is and how the server reacts to it depends on the specific game.
What is the difference between delaying incoming and outgoing traffic?
When outgoing traffic is delayed, the server temporarily does not receive your actions, and when incoming traffic is delayed, you do not receive updates from the server. In EXLAB Desync, each direction is enabled separately, and you also set the duration and the pause after triggering.
Can I turn on desync with a key?
Yes, there are three bind modes: Temporary triggers for a set time, Pressing keeps desync on until you press the key again, and Hold works while the key is held down. Triggering can be accompanied by a sound.
What does firewall mode do?
Firewall mode is an alternative way to enable desync through the firewall: in the settings you specify the game path and the method. Triggers are written to a log file, which can be cleared.