ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows

#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows drivers#
#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows upgrade#
#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows windows 10#
#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows pro#

I tried P2P afterwards to acheive highest available speeds but that would get me to 16MB/s and nowhere higher so I guess that's what the speeedtest said.

Usually not exceeding 12-15MB/s, sometimes even dropping out completely just to come back to 30MB/s. Steam was acting weird because it would start off at 25MB/s but then drop down to 7-8MB/s and jump around after that. iso from Microsoft using their launcher but the speed would be capped at around 3.5 MB/s. Check that no netowrk accelerator stuff is loaded. Asus bundles a similar program on some of their boards. The worst is killer but your board has realtek so it is not that. I would try brand new cable just because it is cheap to try.īe sure you do not have any of that stupid gamer network junk that is bundled with motherboards installed. There are issues with CPU capacity on some routers. Since you can get the speed on the wifi (you must have been on top of the router) it mean the router and connection are fine. It does not always show up though and there is no indicator in pc or routers that show how many corrupted packets were discarded. You might be able to see it by running a ping to the router while the speed test is running. The speed can be affected if you are getting packet loss. If it says CCA it is not pure copper it is not a certified cable and will have issues.įaulty cables are very strange they can work in some machine and not others. There is lots of fake cable on the market.

What you want to see on the side of the cable is that it says EIA/TIA and also the wire size should be between 22-24. Cat6 give you no advantage but it does not hurt anything if it is cheaper than cat5e. It is highly unlikely you have cat5 those have not been made in years. Is it possible it's a cable related issue IF the engineer used same cable and slot on the modem and gets a different result? Do you have any other suggestions on what may be causing it?

#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows pro#

Connecting to 5GHz wifi using my MacBook Pro and running a speedtest from Ookla gives me 470-490 Mbs.

Tried looking in BIOS settings but can't find anything related to Network speeds.

Disabled Network Throttling in Registry.

Using different speedtest (results vary but never go above 170Mb/s.

#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows windows 10#

Tried running windows 10 in safe mode with networking (same speed results).

Played around with various settings in Realted PCIe GbE Controller Properties: Green Ethernet, Energy-Efficient Ethernet and Speed & Duplex.

Made sure that Status window of my Ethernet connection says 1.0 Gbps (it does).

#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows drivers#

Deleted old LAN drivers and installed new ones from Asus website.

Updated my LAN drivers from Asus website.

I'm not using any external network cards.

I'm running Windows 10 Pro 圆4 and my PC's MOBO is Asus PRIME B350-PLUS, apparently it's capable of running 1Gb/s speeds. I was shocked and started digging but nothing seems to be helping. They have sent an engineer through today who connected to the modem using the same cable (also the same slot) I'm using and he got stable 500Mb/s using same Ookla's speedtest website. I went forward and contacted my ISP assuming that something must be wrong on their end as I'm connecting via ethernet cable directly to their modem and my PC has a 1Gbps capable network card. After a couple of days the change was made and I checked using Ookla's Speedtest, the speed test confirmed 128-130 Mb/s down and 28 Mb/s upload.

#Ookla speedtest app being throttled by windows upgrade#

I've recently asked my ISP to upgrade my connection speed from 60Mb/s to 500Mb/s.