Slow internet on only one computer.

[alphabetdevon]

Every device around my house, even the ones right next to my main computer get around 70 mbps on average, but my main computer only gets around 10 mbps. I checked some forums, and there was one guy who seemed to have the exact same problem as me, when no matter how my PC is connected (through ethernet or wifi) I still get trash download speeds on my main computer. His solution was to delete a program called AMD Quick Stream, but I don't have AMD Quick Stream on my computer, and I don't even have an AMD GPU or CPU...

 

[pctech2005]

you should check the ethernet adapter properties and make sure that it is not manually set to 10 Mbps. This is usually found under "Speed & Duplex" on the "Advanced" tab for the ethernet adapter properties

 

[smorizio]

boot into safe mode with network support see if the speed goes up if it does there may be malware on your rig or a program that acts like it. use malware bytes to make sure your rig is clean. use msconfig turn off programs in start up one at a time see if the speed changes. on your ethernet make sure you have the updated drivers.

 

[alphabetdevon]

boot into safe mode with network support see if the speed goes up if it does there may be malware on your rig or a program that acts like it. use malware bytes to make sure your rig is clean. use msconfig turn off programs in start up one at a time see if the speed changes. on your ethernet make sure you have the updated drivers.

I tried that and got the same results...

 

[alphabetdevon]

you should check the ethernet adapter properties and make sure that it is not manually set to 10 Mbps. This is usually found under "Speed & Duplex" on the "Advanced" tab for the ethernet adapter properties

I tried this too, and when I opened up my adapter settings it said Speed: 100.0 Mbps which is what I am paying for, and when I set speed and duplex to 100 Mbps Full duplex or 100 Mbps Half duplex I still got around 10 mbps on the speed test...

 

[smorizio]

try using google dns service see if t your isp.

 

[alphabetdevon]

try using google dns service see if t your isp.

That doesn't seem to work either. I also reset my pc and deleted all my files last night and im still getting like 7-8 mbps

 

[pctech2005]

try setting the link speed to auto, does that help?