on 27-07-2021 20:54
Having speed issues on ethernet connections to Windows 10 laptop.
I have Hub 4 and subscribe to 600MB speed package.
I can currently only get 250MB download speed. (Have seen speeds of 500MB briefly previously)
I have tried different laptops (both Win 10, new-ish high-end machines) , different cables, different ports on back of Hub but nothing seems to make a difference.
Tried booting into safe mode with networking and that made no difference either. I've looked at settings for network cards and both set as Gigabit cards.
on 28-07-2021 15:01
on 28-07-2021 15:07
Thanks for the response. One is Dell XPS and the other is a new Lenovo machine.
Both are powered via correct charging lead
on 28-07-2021 15:12
on 28-07-2021 15:30
It sounds like you're using a USB ethernet adapter - what is the brand? There's a lot of gigabit USB 2.0 network cards out there.
28-07-2021 18:20 - edited 28-07-2021 18:22
Ohhh, first time i hear about it o.o Thx for sharing with information jbrennand !
on 28-07-2021 21:36
I tried a USB 3 Gigabit adapter with Dell but the Lenovo has an Ethernet port built in. Both give identical results using different cables.
I believe this rules out the cable, the adapter, the laptop and have tried different ports on the Hub too - and always seem to get 220MBs when I am supposed to get 600MBs. I have also tried different hubs but that didn't help either! Totally stumped.
I was on 500MBs contract and used to get 220MBs then too ( VM upgraded the account to 600MBs but it actually made no difference.)
on 29-07-2021 00:08
on 29-07-2021 09:11
Here's what I'm seeing there
29-07-2021 10:17 - edited 29-07-2021 10:18
Yes, that's configured for 600mb.
EDIT: Removed comment re upgrade. Just re-read and it was VM who upgraded the circuit.
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