Windows 10: Network Throttling Mechanism

am running windows 10 21H2 Dell support assist ran when it did its network optimization it did something to the Network Throttling Mechanism is this a windows program dell are of no help is there any way to check if it has been deleated and if so how do i reinstall apart from that the laptop is o.k so far do i need Network Throttling Mechanism

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Windows Network Throttling

Windows can't throttle a network, because it's not part of the network. The LAN begins at the router and ends at the point where the network adapter connects to the motherboard. By the time Windows sees the bits, they are off the network. The most that Windows can do is to communicate with the network hardware. Sorry, but this problem is all about your client's LAN, which doesn't run Windows.

There are so many things that can interfere with a LAN, too many to list: cross-channel interference, physical interference, incompatible hardware mix, mixing hardware standards, internet exploits, router settings, the speed of the slowest network device, incorrect commands incorrect Windows settings, etc. Someone has to be at the client site to examine their setup.

 

MSFS 2020 Throttle

I have the throttle quadrant and it all works fine except the throttle range is from 50% to full throttle only. It will not reduce past halfway.

The game controller calibration works correctly and it works correctly with FSX and X-PLANE.

Any suggestions?

 

Windows Network Throttling

So, I have a weird issue and I have exhausted everything I can find/do to resolve this issue. It appears that something in Windows is throttling network speeds at one of my client sites. Client has gig fiber. Below are things I have tried:

1. Disabled Windows Auto-Tuning
   
2. Disabled Large Offsend
   
3. Turned off delivery optimization
   
4. Verified the Switch is set to Auto Negotiation and is able to negotiate at gig speeds
   
5. Tried Connecting Dell and Lenovo (Windows) laptops directly to switch port and get roughly 400 MB down
   
6. Tried using gig USB-C adapter
   
7. Connected Linux and MacBook to same port, directly to the switch, got roughly 900 down
   

Because Linux and Mac seem to have no issues negotiating the correct speeds, this tells me that it is something in Windows. This client does not have servers, it is all local users (Non-AzureAD), and roughly only 10 users.

Any help is appreciated.