Windows 10: I am on windows 11 home and i have done all the tricks with the duplex settings but my link...

long story short i spent around 3 hours last night adjusting all my settings in my network tab, i have set my duplex and speed to 1gb to correspond with my new wifi speeds but my system is still capping its link speed recieve/transmit at 100mbps, how do i increase this to be able to fully utilize my wifi capabilities.

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Windows 11 - no duplex printing?

My new laptop with Windows 11 will not recognise that my printer is able to print duplex. It keeps saying Duplex enabled - NO! and I cannot alter this setting it seems. Duplex printing always works on my old Windows 10 laptop. So is this a problem solely with windows 11 and Edge? Is there any simple way to get round this issue?

 

Duplexing settings Asus N66U

I want to set the duplexing settings on the router because its a wireless router and without setting duplexing to 1gbps full duplex on it, every device that connects to it wont get full speed.
Because unless I am mistaken you cant change speed and duplex settings on wireless adapters. But even if I could they are still connecting to this router which is auto negotiating the duplexing. I don't know why but the current internet I have in Australia requires 1gbps full duplexing set to get full download speed. Without this change i get half the download speed I pay for, with the setting on i get the full speed! but that's plugging straight into their NBN box, and changing that setting on my NIC on my pc. Thats why i need to change that setting on the router.
I have submitted a complaint with the ISP.

 

Duplexing settings Asus N66U

I still don't understand how that could be the problem. Even half-duplex 100Mbit would offer you 50mbit up and down, which is faster than your ISP. BASE1000-T only runs in full duplex when connected to a switch. You can't run half-duplex 1000Gbps in your current configuration, it's not supported or possible by spec (IEEE 802.3). Either way, I think something else was going on. I seriously doubt this was the cause of your problems.

This. Always leave it set to auto-negotiate because if it's not running at full speed, that's an indication of a problem somewhere between the adapter and switch (or another adapter).