Windows 10: Problem with internet speed connection. Slower internet on win 10.

Hi all.
I have a weird problem with my internet connection.
After i had instaled win 10, my interned slowed down.

Before i had speed around 50 mbps (old result under)




Now my speed is 10-15 mbps - no more.




I do not know what to do.
I did nothing more than i instaled win 10.
Is it because of drivers, firewall ???

If there is more information needed (router, firewall name, etc.), ill try to give it to you to solve this problem.
Please help.
JM

:)

 

Download Speeds

Your download speed is established and controlled by your ISP. Windows can't make it faster or slower.

Do you really have internet speed measured in kb/s? That's remarkably slow. What kind of connection do you have to the internet?

 

Very slow internet browsing speed while Windows 10 downloading updates

I too am having the same problem. I have slower internet speed than you and it takes days for these updates to download. I'm unable to use my computer. I'm glad I found this explanation, but it doesn't help me fix getting my computer back while I am waiting
days for this to download. I've contacted my internet provider to inquire about a faster internet speed and I was told there is none. I've waited over 3 years already to get a faster internet speed.

Microsoft needs to consider that not all internet providers offer faster speed to their subscribers. This problem reminds me of the days of dial up connectivity.

 

At first make sure, nothing is taking bandwith, you can use something like GlassWire

Windows 10 shares updates, make sure, it is turned off, but I doubt, that it is the cause.

How to stop Windows 10 from using your PC's bandwidth to update strangers' systems

I always uninstall all protocols, so if you do not use file sharing and such, keep only IPv4.

 

I'll reply after i try to do this ;>
Hope it help *Wink

 

A better test site to use is:

TestMy.net Broadband Internet Speed Test


Also, your ping has doubled between the tests. Since home internet connections can vary tremendously due to a huge array of conditions, including, but not limited to:

-Your neighbors usage (cable internet is most dramatically effected by this)
-The current route your data is taking to the destination and vice-versa.
-The current load on your system and the server you're testing with.
-Other devices on your home network.
-Time of day
-Day of week
-Where you live (this can cause huge fluctuations between tests form the same location)
-SNR


You would ideally need to perform these tests as close to each other as possible before you blame the OS.

 

is there any difference?

 

Your system specs say you also have Mac OSX. Have you tried that to see if the same slowdown exists?