Hi everyone!
I'm having and odd problem with my laptop that I just can't find a solution for.
I've recently had a gigabit fiber optic link installed. On my PC I'm getting around 950 Mbps download (sweet!). However, when I plug the same cable into the laptop, I'm only getting 350-400 Mbps.
Looking at the task manager, I can confirm that the connection IS made over the cable, and not over WIFI (I even switched it off in the tray). Also, nothing seems to be using the bandwidth prior the start of the test.
I try to keep the number of apps which start with my Windows (10) to a minimum, and for the purpose of testing I've removed those non essential ones which I thought might be causing the slow-down (even though I didn't really think it would make any difference, since I have way more apps installed on my PC and it still gets almost the full speed).
The only way I was able to get the same speeds on my laptop as I'm getting on my PC, is when I booted the laptop in safe mode with networking.
For what it's worth, I keep my system updated, so old drivers shouldn't be an issue.
I'll try restoring an image I made just after I installed Windows, in the next few days, to see if a pristine OS makes any difference. In the meantime I would greatly appreciate any help you folks can provide.
Tnx in advance.