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Best Answer KiwiProbie , 06 April 2020 - 01:55 PM
Found the problem, the grounding wire in the cable has stuffed out somewhere along the line. I replaced it last night with a newer one. I have 1Gbps speeds again. Not sure why it d... Go to the full post »
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Hey Guys,
So about a month a go my network card on my mobo started running at 100Mbps, and before that it was running at 1Gbps, I tested the speed on my sisters PC and its the normal speed that should be happening.
I have reinstalled the network drivers, turned off QoS, removed and reinstalled the drivers and still nothing. This has happened since I reinstalled windows. Can I have some help please?
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Open your network adapter properties from Device Manager.
Navigate to the Advanced tab and select Speed/duplex settings. Now set Value to 1 Gbps Full Duplex. You can also use Auto Negotiation option. After doing that, click OK to save changes.
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Ok let me try, and I will get back to you.
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Whole, that actually worked, thank you.How can I keep this after reboot?
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The setting should not change after you reboot your system.
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Hey,
Worked untill I needed to reboot, now back to square one.
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Did you install the software that may be included with network card driver.
Type devmgmt.msc into search box and run it as administrator.
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Hey Free booter,
Yeah the driver is installed.
Sorry for the but of waiting for my reply, I have been busy lately and gaming.
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Still doing the same thing.
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Found the problem, the grounding wire in the cable has stuffed out somewhere along the line. I replaced it last night with a newer one. I have 1Gbps speeds again.
Not sure why it didnt show up last time I did the test with my cable tester.
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