Hi, Another long shot but I am guessing there are experts and geeks out there still :)- we have the fibre to the home BT service and are getting stupidly fast internet speeds now (306mbs to the HUB.
Until recently the house PC windows 10 (powerful thing that I over specified a while back thinking I would use it for gaming and graphic packages etc. ) was pretty much getting those speeds but I have noticed it slowing down and now bizarrely if I run a PC to server speed test (various) I am getting 25-30 max - bizarrely my upstream is still up at 50mb.
I connected the pc via wifi rather than it's usual cabled connection and got the same results. But if I test using my ipad then I get better speeds - approaching 100mb (likely throttled by the house wifi.).
So I am wondering what the problem might be and where do I look next?
I seem to have enough disk space memory and processor spare and so that looks unlikely to be the issue. I risked turning off the realtime virus and firewall for a quick speed test and there was no difference. Went through my startup programme list and turned off anything I don't use. That leaves nvidia/adobe/java/ and the usual stuff.
I do have dropbox, amazon photo and onedrive and maybe there is a conflict between them but its been like that for years now.
I have another full scan running just in case.
Any smart ideas about what might be throttling the inbound pc speeds but not the outbound?
Thx in advance.
Until recently the house PC windows 10 (powerful thing that I over specified a while back thinking I would use it for gaming and graphic packages etc. ) was pretty much getting those speeds but I have noticed it slowing down and now bizarrely if I run a PC to server speed test (various) I am getting 25-30 max - bizarrely my upstream is still up at 50mb.
I connected the pc via wifi rather than it's usual cabled connection and got the same results. But if I test using my ipad then I get better speeds - approaching 100mb (likely throttled by the house wifi.).
So I am wondering what the problem might be and where do I look next?
I seem to have enough disk space memory and processor spare and so that looks unlikely to be the issue. I risked turning off the realtime virus and firewall for a quick speed test and there was no difference. Went through my startup programme list and turned off anything I don't use. That leaves nvidia/adobe/java/ and the usual stuff.
I do have dropbox, amazon photo and onedrive and maybe there is a conflict between them but its been like that for years now.
I have another full scan running just in case.
Any smart ideas about what might be throttling the inbound pc speeds but not the outbound?
Thx in advance.
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