Free Internet via UPC cable, on average below 50 Mbps, and 750 Mbps is included

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I have a problem with my Ethernet cable connection. I have UPC Internet 750 Mbps, over the cable I have an average speed of less than 50 Mbps. I bought a 10 meter cable today, cat. 5e by HAMA. Network card - Intel Ethernet Connection I219-V. Latest drivers installed. 8-O...

Anonymous · Answer

1. Show the Connection Properties window so that we can see how the connection is set up in general.

2. Make a certified connection speed test --> http://pro.speedtest.pl/ , more --> https://cik.uke.gov.pl/uslugi-teleko/pomiar-speed-internetu/certyfikowany-mechanizm / /

3. And why drivers not from the card manufacturer's website?

matfcbpl · Answer

The drivers are the latest from the Intel website for the network card in the computer, uploaded to the Wi-Fi from the TP-Link website.

KOCUREK1970 · Answer

@matfcbpl
Turn off ipv6 on the hotline of the provider - nothing is gained, only problems.
Then do the Pro Speed Test again.

Also insert the levels of Downstream/Upstream signals from the modem router here - so that all 24 channels are visible.

Anonymous · Answer

The connection is OK, so the problem is in the card, its settings or cooperation with Win.

Was this problem "from the beginning" or was it once OK, and now it has appeared?

Check your card's settings to see if any power saver or other "sleep" is turned on.

matfcbpl · Answer

I removed the card from the system, instead of the Intel driver, the one from Microsoft was uploaded - it's the same. A friend after Team Viewer tried to do something - he reset ipconfig, Netsh winsock, it's still the same. The power saving card is not enabled. A technician from UPC comes tomorrow, I doubt he'll be able to do anything, he'll probably recommend reinstalling the system.

trivial1 · Answer

Maybe get a friend with a laptop to connect to the CB and then you'll be sure that it's not your computer.

matfcbpl · Answer

It's too late. If I had thought about it earlier, a friend would have dropped by. And now I have to wait for the technician - he will come tomorrow between 9 and 12. I was resetting the network settings (removed all network cards from the system and reinstalled them), I also reset the router. Nothing helped. I will not format.

Added after 3 [hours] 32 [minutes]:

I fixed the net. I deleted cFos speed optimizer, started the computer correctly and it works, over 670 Mbps on the cable. I canceled the visit of the UPC technician. In TCP Optimizer on Windows default settings I just had 690 Mbps.

Added after 35 [seconds]:

Removing cFos speed optimizer fixed the cable connection.

matfcbpl · Answer

It's too late. If I had thought about it earlier, a friend would have dropped by. And now I have to wait for the technician - he will come tomorrow between 9 and 12. I was resetting the network settings (removed all network cards from the system and reinstalled them), I also reset the router. Nothing helped. I will not format.

Added after 3 [hours] 32 [minutes]:

I fixed the net. I deleted cFos speed optimizer, started the computer correctly and it works, over 670 Mbps on the cable. I canceled the visit of the UPC technician. In TCP Optimizer on Windows default settings I just had 690 Mbps.

Added after 35 [seconds]:

Removing cFos speed optimizer fixed the cable connection.

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