Nov 21 2019 12:10 PM
Nov 22 2019 08:51 PM
@nedim34 I would look at this option first: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10741/windows-fix-network-connection-issues
Nov 27 2019 09:59 AM
I have gone through the list of troubleshooting on that link. However, none of them worked. I'm adding a log file here in case it may show any sign of failure and further suggestions. The only thing I noticed is:
Status Count
Successes | 0 |
Failures | 1 |
Warnings | 1 |
Reason Count
Network connection is stopped by driver. | 1 |
Operation is cancelled. | 1 |
Capability change on {a8b849d5-c8ac-4574-b100-2f776769b2f0} (0x47008002000000 Family: V4 Capability: None ChangeReason: CapabilityReset)
WLAN AutoConfig service has successfully disconnected from a wireless network.
Network Adapter: Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter
Interface GUID: {a8b849d5-c8ac-4574-b100-2f776769b2f0}
Connection Mode: Automatic connection
Profile Name: ege-5G
SSID: ege-5G
BSS Type: Infrastructure
Reason: Network connection is stopped by driver.
Feb 19 2020 08:50 PM
@nedim34I suspect this might be something related to this: https://support.apple.com/tr-tr/HT208847
Some more details about the issue:
I run Windows 10 on Mac Pro, where I also have MacOS.
I installed the recent updates on Windows 10 in early February 2020, but it didn't help.
Weird enough, I could connect to some Wifi modems with very slow connection (i.e. 2Mbps even though the real internet speed is 75Mbps) and could not connect to some others at all.
Result: I could not find a solution. Sadly, I had to format everything and start from scratch. Everything seems fine now, but lots of lost time.
P.S.: I forgot my former login credentials. So, I had to create another one.
Oct 03 2020 07:50 AM
Windows claims they have optimized downloads for windows and Xbox gaming app... although if you've ever sat and watched a 250 gb download, while watching your RX readings, you would know that they seem to have just changed what the computer registers as the download speed. Cfos internet shaping and traffic performance tool shows that I'm only receiving 8.6 mb/s and the download center in the play store shows 60 mb/s... i feel as if we're all being lied to. @nedim34
Oct 03 2020 08:53 AM
Try update your network driver card and make sure report this issue through Feedback Hub app.
Are you experiencing performance issue when browsing websites too or are you only seeing slow performance when you run speed test?
Oct 03 2020 09:09 AM
Oct 04 2020 09:01 AM
In this case, report this issue using Feedback Hub app like I mentioned earlier.
Oct 06 2020 02:22 PM
Please advise how to amend this annoying issue on my MacBook Pro.
I have windows 10 and up to date iso
over it!
Oct 07 2020 08:30 AM
As I mentioned, this issue is not reproduce in all devices , therefore submit a Bug report in Feedback Hub app , so Windows team could investigate the issue.
Nov 04 2020 12:02 PM
Jan 15 2021 10:49 PM
Constantly I get you are Not Connected even my 2 mobiles and other PC is connected. I am not a complete Novice but also not very Pc literate. Is there any plain English Help available.
Cheers
Dec 19 2021 12:55 PM
Feb 18 2022 04:44 PM
@nedim34 I have the same problem as you have described. Slow download, normal upload, other devices on the same LAN are unaffected.
Here are my troubleshooting steps in full:
Windows 10 Home (64-bit)
Version 21H2 (OS Build 19044.1526)
Slow download speed in Windows 10
The issue: Download speed on my Windows 10 workstation is 5 Mbps, whereas Upload speed is 8 Mbps, as measured by speedtest.net and my ISP’s speed test page. Download speed is 25 Mbps when measured by a Samsung A20 mobile, under Ubuntu Linux on the same workstation, and on a Windows 10 laptop in the same room. So clearly there is something wrong with the Windows 10 installation on the workstation, and it’s not a hardware issue.
I have documented the articles and steps I took to try and remedy the situation. (so far with zero success)
https://www.alphr.com/slow-internet-windows-10/
- Disable Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Update Process
Settings > Update & Security > Advanced Options > Delivery Optimization : OFF
- Close Running Background Applications
WIN? + R > resmon > [Network] >
Examine which processes are transmitting the most bytes.
I shut down Dropbox, Steam, rsVPN (LAN for Sacred) and others,
get <10 kbps network activity, but download speed is still 5.86 Mbps, when it should be 25 Mbps.
- Stop background apps from running at Startup
Settings > Privacy > search for ‘Background Apps’ > Let apps run in background : OFF
- Use Google DNS
Right-click wifi logo next to clock > Open Network & Internet settings > Change adapter options > Right-click Wi-Fi > Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) > Properties > Use the following DNS server addresses > Primary DNS : 8.8.8.8 ; Secondary DNS : 8.8.4.4
- Disable Windows Updates
? > Control Panel > search for ‘Administrative Tools’ > Services > Windows Update : Stop, Startup Type : Disabled
- Edit Group Policy Settings
This is only available in Windows 10 Pro. I have Windows 10 Home
- Install/Update Official Network Drivers
I uninstalled and deleted the drivers for the Wifi adapter and redownloaded and reinstalled them from the official site.
- CCleaner Free
Just ran the basic system drive cleaner and the Registry cleaner
- Glarysoft Utilities 5
Ran 1-Click Maintenance (no Disk Repair, no Tracks Eraser)
This program has a lot of functions, I did not investigate them yet.
- Disable firewall
Control Panel\System and Security\Windows Defender Firewall
Disable Windows Auto-Tuning
WIN > cmd > Run as administrator
netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
To check the changes:
netsh interface tcp show global
- Disable Large Send Offload v2
My wifi adapter does not support this feature
- Get rid of Microsoft OneNote
Right-click Windows logo > Windows PowerShell (Admin)
Get-AppxPackage *OneNote* | Remove-AppxPackage
How To Speed Up Internet On Windows 10? 16 Ways Available [MiniTool News]
https://www.minitool.com/news/increase-internet-speed-windows-10.html
- Disable background apps
- Disable P2P downloads (AKA ‘Delivery Optimization’)
- Turn off metered connection
- Delete Temporary Files – Ccleaner and Glary Utilities took care of that
- Modify DNS
Apparently 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 are alternatives to Google’s DNS
Other steps are:
Flush the DNS cache
• Change Wi-Fi password
• Download one thing at a time
• Switch to another web browser
• Remove Microsoft OneNote
• Remove viruses and malware
• Disable Large Send Offload v2 (IPv4)
• Disable Window Auto-Tuning
• Install/update the official network drivers
• Disable automatic Windows updates
• Use a download manager
Which are the same steps as the previous article, which means MiniTool News cribbed from the previous author, or they both cribbed from a common source.
(Solved) Windows 10 Download Speeds VERY SLOW
Downloaded nvspbind.exe from https://api.256file.com/nvspbind.exe/m-download-172640.html
Installed nvsp.exe to C:\Windows\SysWow64\
Ran batch file with admin privileges containing the following commands:
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_server
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_rdma_ndk
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_implat
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_netbios
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_lldp
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_tcpip6
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_pppoe
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_lltdio
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_server
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_netbt
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_msclient
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_ndiswan
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_pacer
.\nvspbind.exe /d * ms_ndiscap
- Did a scan with Malwarebytes FREE, 0 threats detected
- Did Windows Defender manual scan of C:\
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THANK YOU very much for reading this far!
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Anything else I could try?
I am about to reinstall Windows 10, but that means reinstalling all my apps and settings as well.
Before I do that, I look towards my fellow PC users to suggest something I have not yet considered.
Mar 16 2022 09:58 PM