[SOLVED] Why is my downloadspeed so slow in bridged connection?

[SuperSerr]

Hi,
I want to bridge the Wifi from my laptop to my PC via ethernet but whenever I bridge the connections, the downloadspeed goes down to 2-4 Mb/s from 200Mb/s and I can't seem to find out why. For some reason the uploadspeed is not affected by the bridge, still 50 Mb/s.

What I also tried was this:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-set-and-manage-network-bridge-connection-windows-10

but that didnt help either

 

[bill001g]

You will need to use ICS if the connection to the router is via wifi you can not just simply bridge it. When you run ICS your computer is running as a router. Not sure why it slows it down that much but it will slow it down some. It greatly depends on what you are running on your laptop.

You can get fairly inexpensive wifi nic cards it tends to not be worth all the hassle to use your expensive laptop as a dump nic card.

 

[SuperSerr]

You will need to use ICS if the connection to the router is via wifi you can not just simply bridge it. When you run ICS your computer is running as a router. Not sure why it slows it down that much but it will slow it down some. It greatly depends on what you are running on your laptop.

You can get fairly inexpensive wifi nic cards it tends to not be worth all the hassle to use your expensive laptop as a dump nic card.

Thanks for your fast reply!

The laptop is also going to be used as a streaming PC for when I want to stream to twitch. I wanted a wired connection between PC an laptop for transferring the scene in a high quality and in 60 fps without too much delay or any other problems.

I'll try to figure out how ICS works and see if it works.

 

[SuperSerr]

Ok! finally figured out how to do the ICS and it works perfectly!! Thank you very much!

 

[Dankbongripz420]

Ok! finally figured out how to do the ICS and it works perfectly!! Thank you very much!

I'm sorry what precisely is the ICS? I know it's over a year late but please help?

 

[Math Geek]

please start a new thread with a specific question. it is unlikely you'll get any help in such an old solved thread as everyone has moved on since then.

thanks for understanding and starting your own thread to get specific help for your specific issue