Windows 10: Poor network Speed on Asus Laptop . Receiving perfect speed on phone .

I am receiving a very low network speed i.e. 15 Mbps on my laptop whereas a normal speed of about 40 Mbps on my phone kept on the same location.


Already tried updating device network drivers & Windows 10 is updated too.


Sharing details about my PC :

Asus Vivobook S1510UN

WINDOWS 10 VERSION 1909 OS BUILD 18363.778



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Asus N580VD slow internet speed

Hi Blair,

There are several factors that affect your internet speed. A few would be connection speed, network traffic, hardware capability, and type of connection. To help us identify what might be causing the slow internet speed on your laptop, allow me to ask the
following information:

• How's your laptop connected to the network? Is it directly wired to the modem/router or wirelessly connected?
• Were your other computers that were getting 100 Mbps download speed connected to the same network?
• Were there other devices connected to the network while you tried to download?
• Have you tried connecting your laptop to a different network? Did you get the same internet speed?

In the meantime, please run a speed test on your laptop. If the internet speed is slower that your internet package, then you may try to update the drivers of your network adapters to ensure that it's up-to-date. Please check out and follow the steps provided
on this link: Update drivers in Windows 10.

If you're trying to download while your laptop is wirelessly connected to your network, then kindly check its wireless adapter speed by checking its Wireless Network Connection Status. Follow these steps:

1. Right-click the wireless icon on your system tray, click Open Network & Internet settings, then click
   Wi-Fi.
2. On the right pane, click Change adapter options.
3. Right-click your Wireless Network Connection and click
   Status.

Please take a screenshot of the status page and kindly include it on your reply.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Regards.

 

Slow SMB/Local Network speed

I am faced with very poor speed on my local network between my wired desktop and wireless laptop...

Network setup details (At the time of testing):

I used iperf3 on both machines. I performed EIGHT different tests using each combination of devices in each way

Special notes: I am connected to the 5Ghz band via laptop. the ap name is RMSoftware DevNet-5Ghz. WP2PSK is enabled, and WMM is also enabled.

The test below shows even worse performance. Receive window for iperf3 is default 256kb. test time is 10 seconds.





The only combination that failed was the Desktop LAN to Laptop WLAN. The maximum upload from desktop speed reached <1mbps out of the possible 433mbps+ (according to windows network details)

I have tried transferring files from my desktop to my phone over network. I hit my peak wifi speed (Which is great and expected.) I have also tried laptop to phone, also hitting peak wifi speed as expected...

Things that work as expected

1. RDP between desktop and laptop are hitting full bandwidth (GREAT)
   
2. Steam in-home streaming between the two are also (beautifully) working (Awesome!)
   

Things that don't work between laptop and desktop

1. Iperf3 testing
   
2. Network file transfers (network shares, drives, etc.)
   

So my question: what is causing uplink throttling with transfers and benchmarks, and how do I fix this. I have a development partition I share so I can work on dev projects from both machines, at any given time.

Generic online suggestions I have tried

1. Disabling LSO on desktop (Laptop didn't have this) -- FAILED
   
2. disabling autotuning (netsh ... autotuning=false) -- FAILED
   
3. Tested all the different duplex settings (desktop, as laptop didn't have this) -- FAILED
   
4. GPEDIT: configure qos bandwidth limiting (Desktop only. laptop uses win10 home) -- FAILED
   
5. Disable QOS via router, desktop, and laptop network settings -- FAILED.
   

Lastly, I apologize for this chaotic post, I am at wits end.

 

Poor WiFi speed on laptop.

Thanks for getting back to me franco, sorry about the delay.

Did everything re CMD. This laptop has no Bluetooth listed in device manager, so did not have to disable it. With regards to changing the wi-fi radio channel I have no idea how to do it.

Did what I could do and restarted the laptop but still did not improve the wi-fi speed.

Regards.