Windows 10: ethernet speed of 100 Mpbs instead of 1000 Mpbs

Hi,


I have a Precision Laptop 7530 series, having issue on the ethernet speed. i have all the Hardware done correctly, so no question ask on hardware please.


in fact, i highly suspect is the Windows setting that causing this, as when i first plug in my ehternet cable , i can get 800Mpbs. but after less than half an hour, it back to 96 Mbps,


i saw many posted about the same issue here, but can not find a solution . please help


Thanks

Allen

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