Windows 10: Internet SIGNIFICANTLY slower on my computer

I have 2 computers in my house. Both are connnecter to ethernet cables. One gets 650-700 mbps and the other 80-90 mbps.
I tryed Safe Boot but same speed. Updated my drivers and many other fixes i could find.
It is the second time this happens. The first time i solved it by reinstalling windows but now i have important stuff on it.
It is no malware in the PC and no app that limits the bandwidth.

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Windows Update Made Computer Significantly Slower

So I recently allowed my computer to perform some overdue updates. All the drivers and software are up to date according to Windows 10.

Upon completion my computer was significantly slower. It was lightning quick before the updates. I have 8gb ram, i7 processor, a SSD. I'm talking it takes 15-20 seconds for the File Explorer to open in Airplane Mode. I feel like I've tried everything but
throwing the thing out the window to try and resolve this problem, the machine is basically useless as of right now.

What I've done:

Checked all backkground processes, stopped any that were not necessary

Disabled fast startup; disabled all startup processes that are not critical

Cleaned my SSD out from all the stuff I don't use (at about 20% of its capacity right now)

Used the disc optimization tool

Adjusted power settings for best performance

Reset windows.

Any advise is useful. None of the above in any sequence helped.

 

Progressively Slower Internet

For months I have been trying to understand why my internet connection becomes progressively slower as I use my Dell XPS8700 PC. I seem to have read every "solution" on the internet, and tried most of them, but nothing makes any long-term difference. My
one solid clue is that a restart "cures" the problem (ie normal internet speeds return) but then the same progressive slowing starts all over again. A normal shut down and startup of the PC does not "cure" the problem in the same (temporary) way.

Any suggestions would be more than welcome!

 

Software via the Internet: Microsoft in ‘Cloud’ Computing

well ... how i see it its one step closer to having a computer with no software on it. when you boot it up, it loads ur OS from the internet ...

pirates look out, argh!