Hello, I have literally searched everywhere possible and debugged everything I could and cannot for the life of me figure it out.
I have a computer that I run as a home file server and recently I noticed that file transfer speeds on the local network are only 1.3 MBps (10 megabits) when they used to be around 12 Mbps (100 megaBytes). I did all the standard debugging I could: Set the connection speed manually, un-install and re-install drivers for my motherboard, even re-installing windows didn't help. Today I finally went out and bought a new NIC (Intel (EXPI9301CT) Gigabit CT) to see if that would work and I still only get a 10 megabit connection. This is crazy as the card works perfectly in my other computer and so do all the devices on my network (even a 6 year old low end laptop connected at 100 megabits). Is there anything that I haven't done because none of this makes sense to me.
Here are the specs
AMD athlon II X2 250
ASUS M4A88TD-V evo/usb3
2gb DDR3
Win 7 64bit
Router: d-link DIR-655
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
- mix
I have a computer that I run as a home file server and recently I noticed that file transfer speeds on the local network are only 1.3 MBps (10 megabits) when they used to be around 12 Mbps (100 megaBytes). I did all the standard debugging I could: Set the connection speed manually, un-install and re-install drivers for my motherboard, even re-installing windows didn't help. Today I finally went out and bought a new NIC (Intel (EXPI9301CT) Gigabit CT) to see if that would work and I still only get a 10 megabit connection. This is crazy as the card works perfectly in my other computer and so do all the devices on my network (even a 6 year old low end laptop connected at 100 megabits). Is there anything that I haven't done because none of this makes sense to me.
Here are the specs
AMD athlon II X2 250
ASUS M4A88TD-V evo/usb3
2gb DDR3
Win 7 64bit
Router: d-link DIR-655
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
- mix
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