Windows 10: Windows 10 connected to a certain WiFi and the speed is limited to 2Mb/s

By the following methods, the speed can reach 6Mb/s:


Connect the WiFi with other devices;
Connect to other WiFi with the device's Windows 10 system;
Connect the WiFi with the device's Fedora system;


The following actions have been tried and invalidated:

Reinstall/Repair the WiFi driver;
Reset winsock;
The router confirms that there is no speed limit for device;
Turn off anti-virus software (Avast)

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Limit download speed when updating

Is there a way to limit the download speed for updates?

The Windows 10 updates today killed my 2Mb/s ADSL connection for anything else

Thanks

Nico

 

Windows 10 Home - WIFI Slow internet speed - limited

Hi,

I Have installed on my brand new laptop windows 10 Home "already updated", I have a 10 Mbps internet connection but only reaches 1.2 Mbps, I ran a speed test on my phone that uses the same WiFi and is reaching 9 Mbps. Something is limiting the bandwidth
almost in 90% of its capacity, WiFi driver is Updated and I'm sitting next to the modem to get a better signal strength and I get full signal bars but the speed still the same, I already tried some basic troubleshooting suggested by Microsoft but still does
not work, I don't think something is consuming the bandwidth because my phone gets a good speed. I don't know what else to do.

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Limited WiFi Connection

I have recently upgraded to Windows 10 and now my internet connection is limited for my WiFi.

When i try connect to my modem i just get limited connection but when I use my mobile phone hotspot it works just fine.

I have tried the following;

To manually reset TCP/IP, follow these steps:

Note: You must be logged on to the computer as an administrator to perform the steps.

1. On the Start search box, type CMD. In the search results, right-click Command Prompt, and then clickRun as administrator.

2. At the command prompt, enter the following command, and then press Enter:netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt--

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I would suggest you to update the drivers for the network adapter.

Steps update the drivers for the network adapter.

Refer the following steps.

• 
  Click Start and type devmgmt.msc, and then Enter. The Device Manager window opens.
  
  b) Expand Network Adapter.
  
  c) Right click on the wireless network card and select Uninstall.
  
  d) Restart the computer. Windows should now install the drivers itself.
  
  e) Update the drivers in the same way but by selecting Update driver.
  

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Flushed and Renewed DNS

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Disabled DNS Server on my router