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Slower internet connections on the latest networks

Slower internet connections on the latest networks

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faminmain
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03-05-2025, 11:38 AM
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Hi, your internet speed is lower than expected. You mentioned trying to connect via Ethernet but only getting 180Mb download and 7Mb upload. Check if Wi-Fi is disabled, ensure the correct Ethernet port is selected on the router, and verify cable connections. Also, confirm your PC’s distance from the router and consider using a wired connection for better performance.
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faminmain
03-05-2025, 11:38 AM #1

Hi, your internet speed is lower than expected. You mentioned trying to connect via Ethernet but only getting 180Mb download and 7Mb upload. Check if Wi-Fi is disabled, ensure the correct Ethernet port is selected on the router, and verify cable connections. Also, confirm your PC’s distance from the router and consider using a wired connection for better performance.

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JeyBeyyy
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03-11-2025, 07:11 AM
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I don’t have personal details about your network setup.
Your ISP, router model, gateway type, Ethernet cable specifications, connected devices, and negotiated link speed are questions about your own hardware and configuration.
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JeyBeyyy
03-11-2025, 07:11 AM #2

I don’t have personal details about your network setup.
Your ISP, router model, gateway type, Ethernet cable specifications, connected devices, and negotiated link speed are questions about your own hardware and configuration.

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SlimePlaysYT
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03-13-2025, 07:35 AM
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We received ATT ATT and TP-Link Archer C5400, both delivering identical outcomes. The CAT6 100 or 200 Foot cable runs straight from the router to the PC. I recall using this exact cable with my previous internet service and achieving 1gbps LAN speeds. The connection is functioning properly.
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SlimePlaysYT
03-13-2025, 07:35 AM #3

We received ATT ATT and TP-Link Archer C5400, both delivering identical outcomes. The CAT6 100 or 200 Foot cable runs straight from the router to the PC. I recall using this exact cable with my previous internet service and achieving 1gbps LAN speeds. The connection is functioning properly.

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Heroteddy
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03-29-2025, 01:42 PM
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They resolved the issue after I completed both steps and it functioned properly. First, I removed the Ethernet cable and refreshed via Device Manager before restarting the PC. Then I restarted the router using the ATT App. While trying to diagnose, I repeatedly unplugged and plugged the router, but the problem persisted.
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Heroteddy
03-29-2025, 01:42 PM #4

They resolved the issue after I completed both steps and it functioned properly. First, I removed the Ethernet cable and refreshed via Device Manager before restarting the PC. Then I restarted the router using the ATT App. While trying to diagnose, I repeatedly unplugged and plugged the router, but the problem persisted.

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