Im stuck at 100mbps on dowload and upload!

[Daldos]

when ever i try to dowload a game it takes  1 to 3 hours for 50gb. i got a nic card thats rated for 10/100/1000 but my windows locked it at 10/100! i cant change it! i will leave some screanshots here.

[jj9987]

Try a different cable. If that does not help, check if the device on the other side of your cable (router, switch, something else) has gigabit or 100Mbps ports.

[kirashi]

6 minutes ago, Daldos said:

when ever i try to dowload a game it takes  1 to 3 hours for 50gb. i got a nic card thats rated for 10/100/1000 but my windows locked it at 10/100! i cant change it! i will leave some screanshots here.

This could be caused by outdated ethernet drivers, a defective ethernet port on your motherboard, an ethernet port on your router/modem that only operates at 100mbps, or a bad ethernet cable or keystone jack between your computer and the router/modem. Gonna need a lot more details about how your PC is connected to your router/modem, plus the model of router/modem, and any switches or ethernet wall jacks (keystone jacks) your connection passes through.

[Daldos]

3 minutes ago, kirashi said:

This could be caused by outdated ethernet drivers, a defective ethernet port on your motherboard, an ethernet port on your router/modem that only operates at 100mbps, or a bad ethernet cable or keystone jack between your computer and the router/modem. Gonna need a lot more details about how your PC is connected to your router/modem, plus the model of router/modem, and any switches or ethernet wall jacks (keystone jacks) your connection passes through.

i have tried 4 difrent cabels and bought a new cat7. i also bought a external nic witch is the one inb the picture. and this is only with my pc in my house hold the other have 1gbps speeds.

 

[Daldos]

5 minutes ago, jj9987 said:

Try a different cable. If that does not help, check if the device on the other side of your cable (router, switch, something else) has gigabit or 100Mbps ports.

i have tried these steps before to no availe.

 

[Alex Atkin UK]

20 minutes ago, Daldos said:

i have tried 4 difrent cabels and bought a new cat7. i also bought a external nic witch is the one inb the picture. and this is only with my pc in my house hold the other have 1gbps speeds.

 

Check the ethernet port is clean and none of the pins are damaged.

Also, don't buy CAT7 as its not intended for RJ45 connectors.  CAT5e is fine for Gigabit, CAT6A if you want overkill.

Have you tried in one of the other router ports that you know does Gigabit fine?

[Daldos]

4 minutes ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

Check the ethernet port is clean and none of the pins are damaged.

Also, don't buy CAT7 as its not intended for RJ45 connectors.  CAT5e is fine for Gigabit, CAT6A if you want overkill.

Have you tried in one of the other router ports that you know does Gigabit fine?

i switched my input in the router to high priorty with no change. and i thijnk this problem is with windows it self but i will cheack back in if the port was dirty.

[RZomerman]

it could also be that your router is locked to 100Mbps.. autonegotiation then will kick this to 100Mbps only.. 

 

what router are you using? 

are there any switches in between? 

are there any other wires (house CAT cabling) in between?

[Daldos]

2 hours ago, RZomerman said:

it could also be that your router is locked to 100Mbps.. autonegotiation then will kick this to 100Mbps only.. 

 

what router are you using? 

are there any switches in between? 

are there any other wires (house CAT cabling) in between?

there is a ethernet hub between also all the ethernet cabels are connected to this hub and switching them dose nothing.

[Lurick]

11 minutes ago, Daldos said:

there is a ethernet hub between also all the ethernet cabels are connected to this hub and switching them dose nothing.

What's the model of this switch/hub?

[Needfuldoer]

Are you connecting directly with a patch cable, or does it go through wall jacks?

[Daldos]

1 hour ago, Needfuldoer said:

Are you connecting directly with a patch cable, or does it go through wall jacks?

wall jacks diretly blelow me is the router

[Daldos]

2 hours ago, Lurick said:

What's the model of this switch/hub?

idk i know its from telia

[uzivkovic97]

So you are connecting your modem/router to the switch, and then the cables are going from the switch to different machines, correct?

Can you connect that machine to the router directly to test the speeds? And also confirm in modem/router setting that the port you are connecting to is working at 1Gbps

[Needfuldoer]

1 hour ago, Daldos said:

wall jacks diretly blelow me is the router

Sounds like the structured cabling in your wall isn't up to scratch. (It could be shared with a phone line, 10/100 only needs two pairs of wires to work, gigabit needs all four pairs. It could also be poorly terminated at one of the keystones; if there's too much crosstalk at one end for gigabit to pass, your computer and router fall back to 100 meg.)

 

Try connecting something else to the wall jack your computer's plugged into, with the same patch cable you're using for the PC. (Or bring the PC to a known good jack where something else gets a full gigabit connection.)

[LWM723]

Check the adapter settings in device manager. There is an option in advanced to lock it to 100mbps.

[Lurick]

47 minutes ago, uzivkovic97 said:

So you are connecting your modem/router to the switch, and then the cables are going from the switch to different machines, correct?

Can you connect that machine to the router directly to test the speeds? And also confirm in modem/router setting that the port you are connecting to is working at 1Gbps

This, connect directly and then work back slowly and see where the chain breaks.

[kirashi]

17 hours ago, Daldos said:

there is a ethernet hub between also all the ethernet cabels are connected to this hub and switching them dose nothing.

Bypass the switch/hub and all walljacks to rule them out. Your switch/hub might be limited to 10/100 speed, or more likely one of your wall ethernet jacks is of poor quality or otherwise broken/damaged.

[Daldos]

16 hours ago, Needfuldoer said:

Sounds like the structured cabling in your wall isn't up to scratch. (It could be shared with a phone line, 10/100 only needs two pairs of wires to work, gigabit needs all four pairs. It could also be poorly terminated at one of the keystones; if there's too much crosstalk at one end for gigabit to pass, your computer and router fall back to 100 meg.)

 

Try connecting something else to the wall jack your computer's plugged into, with the same patch cable you're using for the PC. (Or bring the PC to a known good jack where something else gets a full gigabit connection.)

theres a ps4 and pc on the other side of the wall so im gussing tey run on the same. and as i have stated the issue is with my pc only but i will try your reccemdation

[Daldos]

15 hours ago, Lurick said:

This, connect directly and then work back slowly and see where the chain breaks.

that would require a long cable i do not have

[Timothy003]

17 minutes ago, Daldos said:

that would require a long cable i do not have

You only need to briefly bring the switch to the PC, plug it in, and check the link speed.

[RZomerman]

23 hours ago, Daldos said:

there is a ethernet hub between also all the ethernet cabels are connected to this hub and switching them dose nothing.

If this is indeed an "Ethernet hub" this is usually 100Mbps only.. which then causes the speed to drop.. you probably need to have a "Gigabit Switch" to ensure you get 1Gbps..  can you state which devices you have ? (Vendor, type)

[uzivkovic97]

3 hours ago, Daldos said:

that would require a long cable i do not have

Just bring your PC to the router/modem to test the speeds so you can confirm that you have / don't have problem.

Btw, what speed should you have?

[Needfuldoer]

5 hours ago, Daldos said:

theres a ps4 and pc on the other side of the wall so im gussing tey run on the same. and as i have stated the issue is with my pc only but i will try your reccemdation

It's possible whoever made the network run split the four pairs of wires up into two jacks, or just didn't do it right. And if those other devices are plugged into a gigabit switch, they'll report they have a gigabit connection even if the switch only has 100 megs through the wall back to your router.

 

You're assuming the issue is with your PC, but until you plug something else into the PC's network port, or try the PC in a known good network port, you don't know that for certain.

[Vishera]

Your connection to the router is 100mbps,try a different router.