Windows 10: Seemingly Undiagnosable Packet Loss

Discus and support Seemingly Undiagnosable Packet Loss in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem; Hello,Recently, let's say, in the past week or so I've begun to have massive packet loss. The issue originally started after I began to play apex... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Network and Sharing' started by Kanye n Kim, Sep 4, 2021.

  1. KANYE N KIM
    Kanye n Kim Win User

    Seemingly Undiagnosable Packet Loss


    Hello,Recently, let's say, in the past week or so I've begun to have massive packet loss. The issue originally started after I began to play apex legends, only affecting that game at the time. As the days progressed the packet loss began to increase to the point where nearly all games are for the most part unplayable. Prior to this, I had little to no internet issues whatsoever. The only recurring issue I had was slow speeds which were resolved after plugging my wifi adapter in and out.I am on a 100down/40up NBN FTTN connection, on an ethernet connection I receive roughly 90ish down and 30ish

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    Kanye n Kim, Sep 4, 2021
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  2. CRAZY PYRO
    crazy pyro Win User

    Experiencing Severe packet loss and high pings

    Bump, the command spearman suggested boosted the d/l speed to 70kb/s, however it didn't fix the packet loss issue, the ping issue's still there but has much less of an effect.
     
    crazy pyro, Sep 4, 2021
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  3. MASYNMASSINO
    masynmassino Win User
    Lossing Internet Packets only on Windows 10

    My English isnt the best on the world, but i understood you suggest it gonna be the router issue?
    As i said before, i tried two diffrent places, with diffrent internet operators and routers. Both places works good on my second computer with windows 7, and both losses packets on my windows 10 computer.

    PS
    I pinged Adobe.com and still got packet loss.

    TY for your reply.

    PS.
    To make it even more simple - i loss some packets even when ping my own router.
    But only from this computer…. still
     
    masynmassino, Sep 4, 2021
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  4. AMIROUCHEACHELI
    amiroucheacheli Win User

    Seemingly Undiagnosable Packet Loss

    LAN packet loss

    Hello ,

    This is a strange one, every test of ping i got a
    packet loss using Ethernet cable but when i use WI-FI adapter it's work fine (no packet loss) .

    Im sure that the router is OK and my hardware & software (motherboard) is OK, i tested with same pc a portable Linux using Ethernet and it's works no packet loss,

    therefore i think there is some problem is windows 10 so i tried to repair it, but i got always packet loss with Ethernet, so what i do ? any suggest ?, before i get made and do a clean install.

    Thank You ,

    ( I have latest windows 10 1809 , and i update all software from my motherboard manufacturer)
     
    amiroucheacheli, Sep 4, 2021
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