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• Download speed very slow on the wired Ethernet connection

  I am currently getting 200 Mbps down and 0.3 MB/s on my desk wired Ethernet connection. I should get 200 down and 20 upwards.

  • On my wireless adapter on the same router, I have ~ 18 Mbit/s to the top and about 15 Mbit/s down, which seems that the wireless adapter works fine.
  • I plugged in another computer with the same cable on the same router port and got the full speed (200/20), then the problem lies within my computer.
  • I made a transfer of files to and from my computer to another computer connected to the same router and I got the full speed Gigabit times come and go.

  I searched high and wide on the internet and forums, and that many people have had the same problem I have, nothing of the multitude of solutions worked for me.

  That's what I tried without success:

  • Uninstalled the Ethernet card, deleted the drivers, forcing the new drivers to install again. No change of speed.
  • Carefully checked for Virus and malware programs (crossed the registry as well), but found nothing, and nothing has been installed recently other than windows updates.
  • The only antivirus I have is Windows Defender. I turned off and turned off the Windows Firewall, but speed did not improve.
  • I tried with IE, Chrome and Firefox, speed with different services and all tests show similar speeds. I also used FTP to a server I have, and the speeds were the same.
  • There is no other traffic devours bandwidth.

  So what I have gathered so far, it's that my Ethernet card works very slow only when downloading from the internet. Within my network, it works fine.

  What is a service that does not work well? If so who? I am not knowledgeable on the use of all services. I checked IPv4 and IPv6 and they both seem to be configured correctly, but I can't say that I am certain of what "correctly configured" is.

  These are my specs:

  HP Desktop H9 - 1215t

  Windows 7 Ultimate SP1

  32 GB OF RAM

  64 bit

  Chip Intel i7-3770

  Controller Atheros AR8161/8165 PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet (NDIS 6.20)

  I would really appreciate some help here because this problem I'm paralyzed.

  Thank you for your time,

  Tom

  By George, you got it!

  For someone who thinks he's good at Googling, I could sure use some improvements!

  The key has been the link to explanation. While I had been close to my tests, this for shows that even when you sort-of-one little-peut-be-think you know what you're doing to keep your legs unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing.

  The answer was definitely Large Send Offload, but it was a little more complicated, at least to understand what really happened. Neutralization of him gave the tour, but now I work with an active v2 and it works like a charm.

  I will detail what, in my opinion, happened here for those who may have similar problems so that they (you) may be able to figure out, as all cards are different and may require slightly different settings.

  I live in an area where so far the download speed over fast, I was able to get is 2 Mbps, on a good day, it's usually on average 1 ~ 1.5 Mbps. download speed is between 5 ~ 20 Mbit/s.

  I do a lot of video work and I constantly have to download large files on my servers. I got the computer described above about 8 months ago, and my Age (2 years) one remained on my home network.

  For a week or two, I was cursing my ISP because the internet was slower than usual and very glitch. I tested my speed and got 20 down and 0.2, repeatedly. So I went through the long and technology-challenged call representative to 'help' me, I was paying for 20/2. Only option was to wait a week for a technician to come out of my house, he stressed have shot my injurybut not before you ask me, that there are faster speeds to internet available in my place. 200/20 which is 10 times what I had, so of course I went with her. In doing so the representative asked me to Exchange my modem/router for a new handle faster speeds.

  When I replaced the modem/router, I found that the download speed went from 50/0.2 (after the new request speed but still with the old router) to 200/0.3~0.5 with the new router. I also had a Cisco E2000 router that I turned into a switch, which was also bogged down internet high speed (now that they have been much faster). But still the download speed has not really improved.

  This long and winding history is so that you (read this with a similar problem) might find the answer to your particular problem.

  Looking back when I said that the issue was in my computer because that became high speed was not quite accurate. The 'problem' was beyond my router, if the solution was in my settings with the LSO parameter. The 'problem' was not really a problem since what I see (guess) that's happened is that my ISP has been updated with equipment, and the settings on my new pc has become a problem while paradoxically not so in my old pc.

  My old pc equipped with a "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller" and the IPv4 LSO parameter turned on, that she was no problem under the new set of circumstances ISP. 200 / 20 Mbit/s.

  Then when I compared the setting on my new computer, it never crossed my mind that the neutralization of him would solve the problem.

  My new pc has a Atheros AR8161/8165 controller PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet (NDIS 6.20). This adapter has a setting "IPv4 LSO" more setting "IPv4 LSO v2" and "IPv6 LSO v2" décor. I don't think that my ISP uses IPv6.

  In my quest to solve the problem, I placed all of the above settings to "Enabled", without success and in my fog don't reverse these settings.

  With the 3 off, it worked fine, but I got a 5 ~ 10% improvement on the download speed with the LSO IPv4 v2 enabled and the other disabled.

  There is no way representing the service provider on the phone could know this, so calling them would not / has not solved the problem. Even waiting a week for the technician most likely would not have solved the problem as it would be measured using a laptop full download and the download speeds.

  I'm sure this will become a problem most current internet speeds that House are starting to soar (thanks Google!), so I hope this helps those who have similar problems.

  To summarize:

  Click on start->Control Panel->Device Manager->network adapters-> your adapter name (mine is Atheros AR8152/8158 PCI - E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20), right click and select Properties. On the advance tab, find good Large Send Offload (IPv4) and change its value to disabled , and then click on OK.

  If you have a Large Send Offload (IPv4) v2 try to set that to enable (with either a handicapped of course).

  I hope this helps!

  And thank you George.

  Tom

• Why is my slower than wifi ethernet download speed when using the airport extreme?

  Hi all

  This is my first post here, so please bear with me. I currently own stunted 2011 Macbook Pro 13 inch and an extreme A1521 from the airport. My ISP has promised 50Mbps downloading and sending 10 Mbps. When I connect my MPro via ethernet/wi-fi to my modem I get as promised. When I connect my MPro via wi - fi to the extreme I get 48Mbps download download 9Mbps and it's ok. However, when I connect my MPro via ethernet to extreme I get 8-9Mbps download and 9Mbps. Anyone know how to fix this?

  If you check the 'fine print', your ISP has promised "up to" 50 Mbit/s and 'up to' 10Mbps.  The ISP might provide more than that during periods of slow activity, like the days of the week during the day, but much less during evenings when there are many more users on the Internet.

  When I connect my MPro via ethernet/wi-fi to my modem I get as promised

  I assume that you meant to check the Ethernet connection, you disable WiFi on Mac when you do this. And unplug the Ethernet cable when you check the speed of the WiFi, correct?

  If so, this tells you that the Ethernet port to both the modem and the Mac work properly, and WiFi work correctly as well.

  When I connect my MPro via wi - fi to the extreme I get 48Mbps download download 9Mbps and it's ok.

  If this tells you that the Ethernet connection between the modem and the AirPort Extreme works correctly, and wireless works fine on the AirPort Extreme.

  However, when I connect my MPro via ethernet to extreme I get 8-9Mbps download and 9Mbps.

  Well, you know that the Ethernet connection between the modem and AirPort Extreme works because you can register 48 Mbps Wireless.

  Thus, the possibilities are narrowed to two elements at this stage:

  (1) the Ethernet cable is defective or making intermittent contact. Try another Ethernet cable, to ensure.

  (2) If you have turned off AirPort Extreme and rebooted several times, and you know that the cable between the Mac and AirPort Extreme works properly, then you have reduced the question down to the Ethernet on the AirPort Extreme, which is probably defective switch.

  If you have not already done so, try other ports Ethernet on the AirPort Extreme.

  As a last resort, perform a reset material on AirPort Extreme and put up again. To perform the Hard Reset... power on AirPort Extreme for a few minutes, then hold it pushed in the reset button on the back of the unit (near the AC power plug) for 7-8 seconds and release. Allow a minute for the AirPort Extreme restart orange light flashing slow.

  I once went through two consecutive airport extremes with the same question about 8 months ago, so it can happen.

  If you're still having problems, then it is time to take the AirPort Extreme of Apple Store... If you have one near you... or contact the Apple Support directly by clicking on 'Contact the Support' in the upper right area of this web page.

  Good luck!

• s5610f: computer does not recognize the download speed of 200 Mbps.

  I've updated from Time warner to 200 Mbps cable. The computer will not more then 70mbps. TWCable technology said that it is the computer and not the router because he checked with his instrument and it gets 212mbps. I called hp support and I'm not the warranty.  Anyone who has had the same problem and solved, please let me know. Thank you

  Anyone that tells you all you need is a few adjustments of parameters just smoke breath.  None of those you noted or both, that I linked will provide Gigabit Ethernet, which is what you need.

• Cisco Ea4500 limit my download speed on a wired connection.

  If I use my router my download speed is approximately 55 Mbps, when my PC is plugged directly into my modem that my download speed is on 180Mbps. What happens here?

  I recommend:

  1. Enable the prioritization of media
  2. Use a precise adjustment of the bandwidth downstream (to get precise numbers to connect a computer directly to the ISP modem and run the speed test internet www.speedtest.net )
  3. Initially to keep all devices and the app as normal priority
  4. Enable WMM support
  5. Unless required by your ISP IPv6 disable on slot Internet connections

• Real 4.18 Mbps download speed?

  I have a WRT310Nv2 router and connect to my laptop with a Linksys AE1000.  It is said that I am connected to 144 Mbps, but I went on a site called Speakeasy speed test and came up with a 'huge' 4.18 Mbps for downloads et.36 Mbps for unloading.  Is this fair?  Is there something I'm not do to increase the speed?  The connection is excellent.

  144 Mbit/s is the speed of the physical, the computer runs at the MAC level or approximately 40% slower.  It comes to the speed of the machine to machine, no computer to the Internet.   Which means the speed of your computer to another won't be on

  60 - 70Mbps in any case.  Bypass the router and connect directly to the modem and make your test.  This is what you can reasonably expect when the router is connected in return.

• Converted to new DOCSIS 3.0 modem and my MN-700 router is slowing down my download speed of 2/3, same if wired?

  I'm glad my MN-700 and will not change if don't have to.

  I recently changed my modem (Motorola SB6120) with DOCSIS 3.0 technology (Comcast).

  When go directly from modem to pc = 35 Mbps download speed when the download speed of the modem to MN-700 electrician and electrician from router to pc = 12 Mbps? Is there a setting I need to change on the base station to make sure that the router does not lose speed?

  Thank you for your help.

  Hi AlSaffarian,

  You can follow these links and check if the problem persists:

  The problems of Internet connection

  Network connection problems

  Hope the helps of information.

• Download speed is lower than that we should

  original title: download speed limit

  Win 7 Enterprise x 64-Intel i3

  When I do a Speakeasy.NET or speedtest.net internet speed test, I always get a 5 Mbps upload speed.   I have a verizon connection 50/25, so I should see about 25 on the upload.

  Also, I have another PC on the same router that gets 25 on the upload.  It is also win 7 x 64 with Intel i3, so the problem is on the above mentioned PC and not the router or the internet provider.

  Thanks for any ideas why the download speed is limited to 5.

  Tom

  In safe mode, I disabled all services and the reboted.

  I now get fast downloads.  Still not sure what was causing the problem.

  The closure of this issue.

  Thank you all!

• My wireless laptop have double the speed of the internet than my Wired desktop pc

  I just bought the Linksys E2000 and configure properly with a single office (wired connection), adapter of a phone (wired connection) and two laptops (both connected wireless).  Everything works very well - the phone works and all computers can access the internet.  However, every one of my laptops get a speed of 25 to 30 Mbps but my office (which even once, is connected by ethernet cable to the router) is only to get a speed of less than 15 Mbps.  That's nearly half the speed of laptop computers.  When the office is directly connected to the modem, it gets the same speed than laptops, about 25-30 Mbps.  If the router is somehow reducing the speed of the internet from my office by about 50%.  If a wired connection still should not be faster than a wireless?

  I chat and talked with Linksys on 5 customer support representatives, tried all the settings, they have suggested, re-installed the software, but none of them could find an answer.  One of them acknowledged that this is not normal and suggested a return to the store and return the router to another.  I'm not changing it and exactly the same thing is happening then it is probably not a hardware problem.  It is a setting that needs to be configured or this router simply gives slower speeds for wired devices.  I hope it's something that I can configure.  Can anyone suggest anything?  Everyone knows this?

  I just bought the Linksys router E4200 today (the new router Linksys from this date).  I tested it on my computers without changing anything (except of course re - install the new CD of Cisco Connect).  This time, my office is at normal speed (25-30 Mbps) and my laptops were still a bit faster than before.  It's certainly better that way.  It was certainly the router, something in the E2000 was slowing down the wired connection to my office at 50% of what it was supposed to be.

  Note that I could have lived with the reduction in speed in my office who was originally the E2000.  15 Mbps is always suitable speed for most of the tasks of the internet.  I understand that it is a long-term feature that I use for many years.  So, I would prefer that there are no glitches at first.  My router Linksys previous lasted me 10 years and could still running even longer.  Its technology of 2001 all new computers support I have had over the years and also a VoIP phone adapter and served fine as a mobile Wi - Fi Blackberry and Droid hotspot.  So I'm looking forward to using it again for just as long if all goes well.

  Moreover, the E4200 was not easy to find.  From this date, Amazon.com and Bestbuy.com do it have yet because it's so new.  Electronic no Fry did.  I got the chance to find it in a Best Buy store without an appointment.  No other Best Buy store that was in my area, this alone (maybe they are the first in my area).  I paid $149 plus tax (compared to $69 more taxes for the E2000).  After reading all the comments on this subject and my own experience, for me, it is definitely worth paying the extra for it.

• WRT310N - Tests of speed than 802.11 g or 802.11n are MUCH slower than Ethernet

  Hello. I have a WRT310N router connected to a cable modem. Because my internet connection is capped at 16 Mbps, I wait like http://speedtest.net/ speed tests and http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/ are very similar on Ethernet and wireless.

  The results more wireless are extremely poor (less than 1 MB/s) but via Ethernet, they are all around 16 Mbit/s.

  I first noticed questions during video streaming on Netflix HD for my XBOX 360 more 802.11n. My internet connection is fast enough for this, but not the video downgrades. This is clearly a problem with my wireless setup, but I don't know why it is so poor.

  Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

  Thank you
  Jared

  Disable the made frame burst and also reduce the MTU to 1365 on the Configuration tab and click on save settings... Now, cycle power to the router and check... If this makes no difference then, try upgrading/re-flash firmware of the router and re-configiure the router from scratch.

• Addition of wifi wireless to ethernet wired home network

  I have a HP Pavilion Media Center m8724f desktop PC, running with Vista 64-bit. Changes to the system add HP 802.11 g Photosmart Express printer, Ethernet Cisco/Linksys router and networked with other desktop computers and laptops.  I just read this article from HP: http://www.hp.com/sbso/wireless/add_wireless_to_network.html?jumpid=reg_r1002_usen I want to follow the same logic, but in an environment home.  The same procedure will apply?  I have an 802. 11b / g wireless card in my office and I use a USB network adapter for my laptop.

  Thank you.  Nancy

  Hi, Nancy:

  I prefer a router. I've owned nothing else than the Linksys routers and has never had a single problem with them.

  It is possible the you got is defective if you know that you all set up correctly.

  Here's how I do...

  You must have your cable/DSL modem connected to the router. If you run a network cable from the modem to the port designated by Internet on the router.

  So if you want to connect devices wired to the router, connect to one 4 ports on the back of the router.

  Then follow the rest of the steps in these sections to configure wireless devices.

  It is important that if you are not very experienced in these things, to use your Linksys software CD comes with the router to configure automatically. I use the software myself many times.  This works.  Just make sure you follow the instuctions.

  Linksys has a good online support then visit this site and read the user guide for your model of router.

  It is also very important that you start your devices in a very specific order, or you may not able to connect.

  Make sure that you have correctly wired to the top of your devices.

  1 stop.

  2. first start of your cable/DSL modem. Wait at least 2 minutes until you see that the lights were normalized.

  3. turn on the router and wait for it to start - 2 minutes.

  4. start the PC.

  Paul

• Wired download speed limited to 6 Mbps, without a router E4200 is 19 Mbit/s

  I have a fiber service Hotwire and the plan is supposed to provide 20 Mbps downlink speeds.

  In fact, if I run a speed test with the cable to connect ONTARIO directly on a laptop, I see 19001 Kbps - pretty close to 20.

  But when I put my new Cisco's E4200 in place, the downlink speed drops to only 5168 Kbps or more.

  I see the data arriving in bursts, all a few seconds than a whole bunch of it gets through, and then for a second or two, nothing.

  Surely, this router should be able to go this fast.  My old Dell TrueMobile 2300, which replaced this new model of Cisco, capable of handling the full speed, and it was made in 2004!

  Any ideas I could check or set in the E4200 to change this behavior?

  -Christmas

  OK, do the senseless thing and going through all configs and just try the options and re - test every time, I have found a setting that seems to have bypassed the problem...

  I enabled MAC address Clone (it has been disabled by default) and cloned Mac. my PC

  I can only guess there is a problem between the router and the Motorola HAVE.  Maybe they don't like Cisco and arbitrarily limit the speed if they feel a Cisco's Mac address?  I know, it's a stretch.

  In any case, I'm happy.

  -Christmas

• HP Officejet 8500 printer A909b does not connect to ethernet wired network.

  This is my first time on a forum & I am hopeing for some successes my network with printer setting

  .

  I am networking two PC Win XP, SP3, running with a printer Officejet 8500 A909b via a Netgear router.

  Previously, I had the printer connected by USB to a PC as needed with no problems except having to change the USB between PC to print.

  I tried several times to uninstall and reinstall the printer software, disabled the firewall & Anti virus, reset the router, reset the printer network settings & them restarted everything with no success.

  I printed the network configuration page & tried to enter the address EWS (http://0.0.0.0) in the browser Web without success either.

  I found the lights on the printer on the ethernet port does not at all & tried four different ethernet cables all work elsewhere. I tried all four ports ethernet to the router also.

  Thanks in advance for any help I receive.

  Concerning

  Allan

  Hello

  As network lights are not flashing when the cable is connected and the PC works with the same cable, which seems to be a faulty network card defectueuse on printer, please contact HP and they should be able to help in this regard.

• T510 - blocks ethernet wired Internet connection

  I'm really frustrated with Lenovo network management system. It seems too complex and too slow. In addition, on my home network, wireless always seems to be favored.

  When I plug my ethernet connection, the system sees an unknown connection and down Internet access (although I can still see my local network). Even if I can play in the work, as soon as I restart the Internet connection fails again. Do a repair of network does not work. Often, the only way to get Internet access is to disconnect the ethernet cable.

  I've fiddled with it for hours. I played with all the options, as well as 'include the ethernet connection in changing the location' but nothing helped. I can't get the ethernet connection still works.

  This should be simple (and on all my other computers). Just plug in the cable and it works. I'm open to suggestions...

  
  

• Why use an implicit property better than a wired one reference node?

  The next question is a CLAD practical exam:

  You have control over the façade of a VI and modify one of its properties at run time. Which of the following statements is the best approach you would take?

  a. create an implicit property node and select the property to change

  b. create a command reference, the reference to a property node and select the property to change

  The answer is A. Can anyone explain why? My old STE had a big problem with the implicit property nodes (although I'm not 100% sure why).

  If this question is replicated correctly, you have to guess what the q ' er had in mind when they wrote that Q.

  A let's you right - click here to find the control, the other allows a Subvi. the first is easier to write and understand, it is easier to maintain.

  Ben