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• Download speeds slow r7000

  only achieved after 8 months that my router R7000 has always close 3-5 mbps download speed when my ISP gave me 75mbps download.

  I got the scoop from farm last updated and the customer service suggested me to use the channel '11' to 'Auto '. Tried, but for the first few minutes is good, but in no time it sinks again 3-5 Mbps download speed, I noticed that my upload speed is relatively higher.

  One had the same problem?

  Noticed a forum about this problem but no solution in my opinion.

  If you haven't already, I would reset the router to the default values and without making all the other configurations to connect to the Internet without wifi, etc.. Now, let's see how fast you have with a computer connected to the Ethernet port. If it's good, then add your configuration in one thing at a time and test again. This should help you that the configuration option that causes the slowdown.
  -Bill

• 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 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

• R6200 caps than ethernet wired 200 Mbps of download speed

  I recently updated my home ISP service in the service of Time Warner 300mbps. If I make a wired connection to the modem cable from the ISP, I can reach the speed of 300mbps advertised, so I get what I pay for my provider.

  However, when I connect the same PC (cable) to the R6200, the download speed is capped at 200 Mbps. This suggests that the question is the R6200 (I'm just the fact to unplug and plug the cable even in another device located a few feet farther).

  After 6 weeks, I've been on R6200 manual and parameters and cannot determine if there is a configuration setting, that I need to address, or if there is simply a limitation inherent in the R6200 who is covering my supposed to 200 Mbps gigabit speed I'm not also find in the documentation (or I found something obvious in the research of the community of Netgear).

  Other facts: confirmed I have the latest firmware on the R6200 (V1.0.1.56_1.0.43). Computer is a Dell Windows 10 with gigabit ethernet support (16 GB of memory, Intel i7, etc.). While I'm guessing that this is within the parameters of the R6200, I should not deny the fact that it may have something to do with the handshake between the cable modem and the R6200, to complete the cable modem is a ubee.

  If someone has had this problem and they solved? Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  I tried all these things before posting. (I could do worse, but never better than 200 Mbps when it should have been 300mbps.) In recent days, I have been plagued by intermittent Internet outages. The R6200 ended up being at fault, apparently because he didn't want unreliable stay connected. I finally replaced with a R7000 Nighthawk AC1900 and I am happy to say that I get the full the R7000 300mbps. My problem is solved in this regard, although I wasn't expecting to have to replace the R6200.

• 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

• I pay to 30 Mbps high speed Internet, but I can't reach anywhere near that.

  Need more speed!

  I pay to 30 Mbps high speed Internet, but I can't reach anywhere near that. I am an intermediate user of computers, so I know the basics to determine problems on my laptop. My laptop has Windows 7 and is a Dell 1545 Inspiron. I was told I may have to buy a card N-router, but when I checked the info on what's in the computer it says that I have the ability to achieve 54 Mbps. I'm confused... Please help...

  Hello faerygyrl34,

  At home, I have a connection to 25meg down and I see usually 2 to 2.5 MB download speed when downloading files via either wired or wireless.
  It was my normal rule you divide by 10 connection speed and is normally your download speed in performance in the real world.
  This has to do with the difference between MB and megabits. A megabit is about one-tenth of the information of a megabyte.
  Internet provider is advertising 30 megabits, but you're going to download only to 3 megabytes.
  Who is? It can be quite confusing.

• Speed upload a third download speed?

  Pay for 100 Mbit/s Up and Down. Download speed is close to that, but the download speed is less than 30% of that. Get the same results without worrying if I am connected via Wi - Fi (AirPort Extreme ac Tower) or Mac mini (end 2012) is directly connected via an Ethernet cable. Same results on Mac, iPhone and iPad, too.

  Here is some of the best. When a friend connected PC via Ethernet Dell midrange, he got 95 Mbps the two top and bottom. Same connection, even cable.

  Is there something on the hardware Apple or Apple by default network settings, which would explain this? Everything that can be done?

  

  Puzzled indeed! Not sure, at this point, why the PC is the only device not affected.

  I suggest that we start with the performance of your local network and then to go to the WAN - LAN interface with your AirPort base station.

  I use WiFiPerf from the App Store. There are versions for OS X and iOS. It's a little expensive, but there should be alternatives based on iPerf. It works on a client/server relationship and did a great job to measure flow rates of data on wireless networks.

  As an alternative, I would also suggest TamoSoft flow Test. It will test the wired and wireless connections. It's free, but they do not have a version of iOS, so you'll need another Mac or PC to make it work properly.

  No matter what you use, you will want to run the client on your Mac mini and supported the server on another device. Then create measures of your current network. For example, if your mini is connected to the base station via Ethernet and other Mac, also connected by Ethernet, you should see close reading of 1 Gbps for TCP with little or no errors. Similarly, you must take measures for Wi - Fi. You shouldn't get something close to that.

  If both measures are closer to what you want with your network, we know is not your local network, that is the question and we would move to the router-modem interface.

• Terrible download speed

  Sitting at home on a rainy day and really looking forward to seeing the throne of iron season 6... If it never downloads? Why the hell it takes so long? It's horrible! Surely, we live in an age where I don't have to wait hours and hours for simply download something from the Internet to watch on my TV? Not happy. If I knew that there is a long time I would ever bother. And PS why this site is not optimized for mobile phones? Your Apple for gods sake!

  If you have a slow download speed, it is the result of a slow service or a problem with your local network.

  The first thing to check would be your internet download speed, you can do it www.speedtest.net. If you do this by using an ethernet-connected computer, you should get a pretty good indication of your speed entering the ISP. If you use a device connected to wifi, you will have to take into account the part of your internal network used and the effect could have on the result you see. However, the Apple TV 4 has the fastest application available to download, which would give you more reliable results to your Apple TV, but can not really be what you want to know at this point. Another option is to go to your modem (consult your manual to determine how to do this) by the bias of your web browser or specialized software provided by your ISP, the software on the modem itself often will tell you your speed of connection somewhere.

  HD 1080 p movies require a speed of 8 Mbps, 720 p HD movies a recommended speed of 6 Mbps, while SD movies require a recommended 2.5 Mbps speed.

• Slow download speed after downgrading to Windows 7 64 bit

  Hi all!

  I'm new here! My first laptop is a Toshiba Satellite since 2003. Since then, I got one couple of others.
  Now I bought a new: Satellite P70-A-11V, a portable professional high-end computer, which came with Windows 8, which I upgraded to 8.1.

  Unfortunately, the degraded system so bad that all pendrives made plant. I have connected my Toshiba camcorder, and it also crashed the laptop. The search indexing was not working outside the C: drive. The pointer of an optical mouse has started to freeze for seconds on the screen.

  This last problem, which I think was due to the low power USB ports. So, I really had no choice after 2 restorations system total and installed Windows 7 Enterprise x 64 SP1. The operating system seems ok, but I always have problems, and one of them is that my download speed is very low, as well with LAN cable or wireless. I can't tell how is download speed.

  My internet provider provides 100 MB/s internet access via optical cable. I test on Speedtest.net and normally, it gives a range of 50 to 80 Mbps actual download speed. Then, if I check the speed of the connection Wireless wireless connection status, I experience a maximum of 130 MB/s, which is constant. Large.
  Yet, no download occurs at a speed of wretched 400 to 500 kbit/s, as if it was a dial-up connection. This problem was not present before.

  I tried to change several settings according to the forums, but nothing helped. I disabled the firewall and stimulated wireless (duplex 100 MB) and also tried through LAN cable. The rated speed is great, but apparently the slowness problem is inside the laptop, not outside. Any ideas will be greatly appreciated!

  I checked the Toshiba download page and your laptop is fully supported for Win7 64 bit. Drivers LAN and WLAN are available also so I hope that you have installed all the drivers, tools, and utilities including LAN and WLAN. Can you confirm this?

• Download speed very slow on connection ca 5 GHz

  Hi all!

  I recently Airport Extreme with 802.11 ac.

  My ISP gives me 100/100 Mbit ethernet cable access.

  When it is connected through Ethernet, the speed is ok.

  When I go wireless on my MacMini using the download speed for the network 5 GHz is 100 Mbps, but upload is of 30-35 Mbps max.

  I tried to reconfigure my wireless settings and reset the Airport Extreme, me and the guys from the verified ISP cables and connectors has renewed.

  I'm not really bothered, but am curious on this matter. Any ideas?

  Thank you! ;-)

  Post edited by: Podosinovique, typos.

  With your Mac mini connected to 802.11ac Airport extreme by wireless, option-click on the Wi - Fi menu in the OS X menu bar.

  Please provide the following values:

  • Security
  • Channel
  • RSSI
  • Noise
  • TX rate
  • PHY mode
  • CSM index

• Why are my download speeds so slow with flag and windows 7. My dell inspiron becomes 10-13 mb

  Pavilion dm1

  REF ly133av

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  Windows 7 operating system

  This Pavilion is brand new and only get like . 2 Mbps of speedtest.net. The download speed is normal, but the dwnload speed is terrible. Now, I still have my old computer sitting here and it is on the same network WIFI get 10 to 15 Mbps of speedtest. It's a dell inspiron with windows vista. This must be a matter of hardware/software. I saw many posts to ask this question but I havnt seen the answers. Please tell me you can help...
  
  
  
  -Ray

  All,

  I have this SAME problem.  I just bought my m6 Pavilion three days previously and immediately noticed that the download speed is very slow.  In addition, a lot of things people recommend this site do take into account that the laptops are brand new, the parameters are already factory installation and things are not running in the background whenever we try to download.  And just like the original - poster I have my old laptop awkward, almost dead here and it's the things download 5 times faster than my new laptop.

  Also, I found another post online from a user in HP Pavilion, who bought a new laptop and this is the slow download.

  So taking all this into account, a PERSON LOGIC CAN CONSLUDE THAT THE PROBLEM IS WITH the computer PORTABLE PAVILION.  Yes, is there an employee HP mans this site who can lift this problem and come back with the official HP answer to why this problem occurs?  I will definiately go online and noted the low ratings sites flag if I don't get an adequate response.

• Download speed Cut

  So I just bought the NETGEAR Nighthawk 7000. He set up my modem in router mode. It is very good. But I noticed a decrease in download speed. Before, when I was connected directly to the modem, I have 130/Mbit/s, but now I get a solid 94/Mbps. I have a Modem AC of Rogers. Help?

  Killah wrote:

  STATUS of WAN PORT: 1000 M/Full LAN 1-3: link down LAN 4: 100 M/Full

  I have my computer hooked up to the router

  OK, there is your answer. The computer is connected to the LAN 4 and the maximum you can get is 100 Mbps. 94Mbps is quite reasonable. The cable between the router and the PC is fully capable 1 GB. The cable between the PC and the router is probably not, CAT5, CAT6 not, or it may be damaged.

  If you do not have another cable, try to connect the cable into the PC to the modem, should get speeds even if it's the cable. It maybe could be the port of router also. Change the cable to another port and see what the statistics of ths. Same 100M, it's the cable. Using the cable between the modem and the router where the PC cable is now should show 1000M also to prove that he is the current PC cable.

• Unable to get the max with Intel pro 3945ABG card Wlan download speed

  Grettings all,.

  I have, as the shows theme, a model of router Philips SNB650 and Intel pro 3945ABG wireless card.
  The card supports up to 54Mbps while the router can handel upp to 108mbps. The router is in the same room as my laptop and I recive full force and 45mbps connection. I also have an internet connection of 100/10 Mbps (100 downwards, up to 10). The problem is that I can never reach maxlimit when I download files.

  One I download since has the same connection as me, and through him, I get 1.45mbps, which is normal with our two connections. However, when I download it and other sources, I never reach more than 1.45mbps a total, counting all together downloads. So when I download 1.45 my brother and someone else, something with connection equalent, the download speed of my brother will decrease, as well as the other connection.

  I contacted Philips suport and asked if he could be a setting in the router which does the job in this way, but the answer I got was that I should turn on max-double-sided. I know where to find it, even if they described in their message. Network connections-> network-> properties-> advanced card and it make the change with the duplex mode. But the only option for windows, built in firewall.

  I searched on the net for possible solutions, but found nothing. However, I found a few tips about the wireless network card. And that's to go to the device run-> ECS-> NIC in question and make a few changes, such as: Power management (max game, have you tried other variants), roaming Aggressivness (set to max, have you tried other variants) and transmitting power (max by default, tried other variations).

  None of the above configurations makes no difference to my network speed. So, now I turn to you, to see if anyone has a solution. Is there a way to change the duplex mode for all wireless network cards?

  Perhaps I should mention that I have the latest drivers for my network card, but he had the same problem with the 'old'.

  Thanks in advance,
  / Martin

  Hello

  I would try to explain what I understand what you're saying.

  Even with a 100/10 connection does not mean what download you to. There are a few Web sites on the internet that test true download you have. You might want to try one, because I never downloaded to my max download rate.

  It entirely depends on many variables. The Web site you download from (they could cap their downloads to customers at 1 Mb if they chose) etc. Could be your ISP that has the problem etc.

  I doubt the computer or settings are the problem. Call your service provider and ask them what the problem is.

• Brand new Lenovo Z-70 of hell download speeds!

  Purchased a Z-70 a few days ago and was pretty happy with it's performance until I tried to download a file from the internet. It took all day to download and the file was not even that big, just a few MB. The same file took just regular download on my Dell Insperon 5 years! I've updated all the drivers available for windows 10 and I'm still only move 4 Mbps in download speed. I think that there may be some sort of software hidden on the laptop that is limiting the speed of dowload it is for a reason any.

  Any suggestions would be welcome because I like this laptop, but is seriously considering to get my money for her and another brand.

  Found the problem! Had nothing to do with compatibility wifi of any kind! It turns out that my mouse 2.4 GHz has been undermining wifi my laptop for some reason any (does not affect the ther computers). Shot he took and mounted wifi skyrocket! Thanks for the help though!