64 Bit Clean Install Terrible Download Speed

[jetskiwave]

Downloaded all drivers

My Specs:

Windows Properties (not sure how to embed: http://postimg.org/image/i8daro173/ <-- link is there)



CPU : Intel Core i7 3820 @ 3.60GHz
Sandy Bridge-E 32nm Technology
RAM : 32.0GB DDR3 @ 800MHz (10-10-10-27)
Monitor: ASUS VG24Q8 (1920x1080@144Hz)
GPU: 3072MB ATI AMD Radeon HD 7970 (ATI AIB) / AMD Radeon™ R9 Series Graphics 290x
Motherboard : Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. X79-UD3
Storage : 931GB ATA WDC WD1000DHTZ-0 SCSI Disk Device (SATA)
PSU : Corsair CX750 Builder Series CX 750W ATX/EPS 80 PLUS Bronze
OS : Windows 7 x64

WLAN Adapter: TP Link WN722N <-- used the CD from manufacturer & downloaded latest drivers online (separately then used both) still crappy download


Downloaded all possible drivers and transferred them from a PC with normal download speed using external HDD

please help me, this download speed is killing me, ive never been more frustrated with a PC in my entire life, Paid out of the ass to fuck up my PC for a week.

Only tried to upgrade because 2 games I bought had minimum of 64 bit req. now I missed out on the release...


🙁 sadface

 

[JFtech]

Were you using this same PC before the Windows upgrade with no download speed issues? What version of Windows were you using previously? And am I reading correctly that other computers on the network are not experiencing any download speed issues?

The first two things I would recommend trying are:
1. Insert the wireless adapter into another USB port to make sure the issue is not related to a particular port.
2. Reboot into Safe Mode with Networking. If your internet speed is normal in Safe Mode, then a particular application or driver is probably causing the issue.

 

[jetskiwave]

Were you using this same PC before the Windows upgrade with no download speed issues? What version of Windows were you using previously? And am I reading correctly that other computers on the network are not experiencing any download speed issues?

The first two things I would recommend trying are:
1. Insert the wireless adapter into another USB port to make sure the issue is not related to a particular port.
2. Reboot into Safe Mode with Networking. If your internet speed is normal in Safe Mode, then a particular application or driver is probably causing the issue.

Yes I was using this same PC with no issues before upgrade
I was using Windows 7 32 Bit

Every other PC on the network has no issue

Tried changing USB ports with the adapter, still same problem

Going to try safe mode now, and I will post the result

 

[jetskiwave]

Posting from Safe Mode /w Network

Just did a SpeedTest and got 0.50 Mbps download speed.

🙁 kill me

 

[jetskiwave]

http://s28.postimg.org/dai9q0j3h/Speed_Test.png

not sure how to embed but there is my SpeedTest

 

[JFtech]

If you have an Ethernet cable, use that to hook the laptop straight to the router and then do another speed test. That will help determine if the issue resides with the wireless adapter or if it's a larger issue with the OS settings.

If you get fast speeds with the Ethernet cable, I imagine it's probably a driver issue with the wireless adapter. In that case, open Device Manager, find your wireless adapter in the list of devices, and uninstall it (don't just roll back to a previous version). When it uninstalls, reboot the computer and let Windows find the device and install a driver for it. If the driver that Windows installs does not bring things back to normal (or if Windows can't find a driver), install the latest drivers again that you downloaded from the manufacturer's website.