Windows 10: 0 Kbps Send/Received ethernet

My Ethernet has been like this for quite a while and I don't know how to fix it. Whenever I am on my browser to search something up or to watch a video my internet does it without any problems but when I try to play any games it shows that I do not have any connection to the server.

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0 Kbps Send/Received

Hey I have been getting this problem for quite some time and it's starting to annoy me quite a lot. So whenever I connect to the internet I always check the Task Manager and it says: Kbps 0 Received/Send. I have absolutly no clue where to go at this point.
I have tried implementing a MAC address, Switched channels in my router. My signal is great but Kbps is absolutely terrible. I feel like there is a very easy solution that I have not tried. Can anybody help me?

 

0 Kbps Send/Received

Hey there I am very glad that you picked up this topic.

So I have tried out the speed test link you sent me and these are my results

Speedtest by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test

NOTE: I have used Ookla speed test in the past and I had much better results than this when connected to my usual wireless.

I have troubleshooted multiple times to see if there was anything that I could find and nothing seemed to pop up. I do remember a time that I reinstalled Windows 10 to see if there was any differences and nothing seemed to out (It's been 4 weeks since I
have been dealing with this problem).

Other than that I'm still getting 0 Kbps

 

Constant network activity data being sent at 8-16 Kbps, what is it?!

I don't know if this is normal behaviour. Normally from my observation it usually stays at 0 Kbps for both Send and Receive.



Yet for some reason I'm seeing this strange behaviour, I believe ever since launching Calculator app, but maybe this has nothing to do with this. I uninstalled it for the benefit of the doubt.

There are no Windows Store apps running in the background. Yet, I've suddenly started noticing the Ethernet in Task Manager sending every few seconds 8-16 Kbps of data.

Yet, if I actually go to the Processes tab this will show 0% network activity and 0 Mbps for all of the background processes.

Am I being paranoid or is this normal behaviour? If this is not, can someone explain what is behind this network activity of 8-16 Kbps worth of data being sent every few seconds???*Confused