on 07-01-2022 21:10
Hi all
Hoping someone can help - seems I must be doing something wrong. New customer, 1Gig connection
Anything obvious i should be doing when setting up the wired connection?
Cheers, Patrick
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on 07-01-2022 22:50
After searching the forum i found a useful post from a user called echelom. Following these steps seems to have resolved the issue.
If you have, then do the following.
First, enter in the Run/or search box cmd.exe
Make sure you open it in Administrator Mode.
Now enter the following:
netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
Now type the following two lines, and hit the Return key after entering each one.
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
Now, to make sure all the changes above have worked, restart your PC.
07-01-2022 22:16 - edited 07-01-2022 22:22
BQM link Yellow latency spikes whenever i run a speed test, Red spike was a hub reset
All 3 of the speed tests below completed on the same PC, same wired connection, same browser. I can't explain the Google test showing so high, it definitely 'feels' slow.
on 07-01-2022 22:50
After searching the forum i found a useful post from a user called echelom. Following these steps seems to have resolved the issue.
If you have, then do the following.
First, enter in the Run/or search box cmd.exe
Make sure you open it in Administrator Mode.
Now enter the following:
netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
Now type the following two lines, and hit the Return key after entering each one.
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
Now, to make sure all the changes above have worked, restart your PC.
on 07-01-2022 23:46
@patrickj19 wrote:Now enter the following:
netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
Its seems a lot of people are changing the default normal back to default normal....😋
on 08-01-2022 16:45
I booted up my PC this morning and found that the speeds were back down to the slow speeds of yesterday.
I checked auto-tuning level and it still showed as normal.
I followed the above steps again, and rebooted the pc, and once again the speeds are back up to 600-700mb/s.
Can anyone help explain why this is happening and how I can get the high speeds consistently without this step?
08-01-2022 16:50 - edited 08-01-2022 16:50
@patrickj19 wrote:I booted up my PC this morning and found that the speeds were back down to the slow speeds of yesterday.
I checked auto-tuning level and it still showed as normal.
I followed the above steps again, and rebooted the pc, and once again the speeds are back up to 600-700mb/s.
Can anyone help explain why this is happening and how I can get the high speeds consistently without this step?
It's been known that some third party software can cause slowness.
Try your PC in safe mode (With Networking) with several reboots. If the speed remains the same then you need to work out what software is causing the issue.
You can check what's set to start up automatically (Task Manager) and disable till you find the one causing the issue.