Microcrap's chat support is utterly useless and inept, and frankly I feel stuck. There's nothing impeding connectivity at my router either. In spite of my efforts, and Windows reporting that I have full gig connection to my router, my internet speeds as reported by, , dslreports, Google's speed test, and Ookla, are all well below what it should be with this computer.
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I tested in safe mode with networking same problem.Īll troubleshooting done thus far:Netsh and IPConfig runs to clear and reset the IP StackDISM and SFC /scannow to correct Windows errorsReinstall of all driversTurning IPV6 on and off (made no difference)Turned of QOSTurned off Windows Update Optimization: download from other PCs, and limited background bandwidth.Changed out network cable and port.Set manual IP address.Tested connection speed with firewall off.Did a complete virus and malware scan with three different tools (Windows Defender, Malwarebytes, and an online scan tool).Checked Bios for any unexpected changes (there weren't any, no firmware update available either).Ran the troubleshooters which were less than helpful.
Not only that but attempting a restore failed, meaning the update corrupted the restore point created before it was installed. I know it's not my network or ISP because I've tested the speeds with my laptop on this network and I receive the full 220 mbps I'm supposed to be getting.Ĭomputer InformationCPU: Ryzen 5600xGPU: Radeon RX 6800XTMB: Asus Tuf Gaming X570+wifiRam: G.Skill 32 gb DDR4 3200Note: I do not have any killer based networking.
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Despite having uninstalled, reinstalled, rolling back, drivers both via wired and wireless my desktop computer only gets about 5.5 mbps download speed. The update failed and as part of the update it had removed several drivers, including my graphics driver and software, and ethernet controller drivers.Īfter getting the drivers reinstalled and running DISM commands, and SFC /Scannow, I got pretty much everything back up and running, except my network connectivity. Yesterday, I put my computer to sleep prior to going to work, got home after work (at 11 pm) to find my computer borked. So, let me preface this by stating I'm sick and tired of Microsoft pushing untested and unwanted updates and overriding user set rules for when, where, and how updates are administered.
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